Automotive cybersecurity is one of the most important aspects of connected cars. If car data is not secure is not worthwhile.
The Automotive cybersecurity market is heating up with a premier event, a new cybersecurity organization two new research centers and new research that shows how
In automotive cybersecurity this week were SHIFTMobility, Upstream, Airbuiquity/Uptane and LHP Engineering Solutions offers a security framework. SHIFTMobility Blockchain SHIFTMobility Inc. revealed the world’s first
In automotive cybersecurity news recently, were DAV foundation, Baidu and Precision Software. Automotive Cybersecurity Players According to new report some of the prominent contenders in
In a new security research paper by Daan Keuper and Thijs Alkemade that outline why the CAN Bus in vechicles can be hacked. They found
In automotive cybersecurity news this week were Kaspersky, CSS, ISARA, Virtual Forge, CarBlock, YourMechanic and IHS Markit. Kaspersky Finds Aftermarket Tools Are Vulnerable Kaspersky Lab
TU-Automotive released a results from a survey about automotive cybersecurity. This year, on June 6-7 in Novi Michigan there will be a cybersecurity track at
This week, we see companies offering free reports and webinars to help automakers deal with cybersecurity. GuardKnox is offering a free report, iHS Markit is
There was more cybersecurity news this week following last week’s news from Auto-ISAC, FMI, BlackBerry, GuardKnox and Cyber 2 and the previous week. This week there
Besides more members in the Auto-ISAC, there was more cybersecurity news this week from FMI, BlackBerry, GuardKnox and Cyber 2. Future of Automotive Cybersecurity Future
The Automotive Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Auto-ISAC) welcomes Allison Transmission, Autoliv, Calsonic Kansei, Hitachi, Intel and Navistar as new members. The inclusion of these
CarBlock, claims it is the world’s first decentralized blockchain ecosystem that is specifically designed for future transportation applications just launched, with the intention of addressing
Researchers Sheila Ayelen Berta and Claudio Caracciolo have created a tiny back hardware backdoor for the CAN bus, called “The Bicho”. They will be presenting