Automotive cybersecurity is one of the most important aspects of connected cars. If car data is not secure is not worthwhile.
Major automotive cybersecurity companies are making announcements since the beginning of the year starting at CES. The cybersecurity market is growing in leaps and bounds
There were many new cybersecurity announcement this week from Porsche, Arilou, Fortine, Elektrobit and Infineon. This marks the launch of AUTO Connected Car News first
Continental uses cyber security technology to ensure comprehensive protection against possible hacker attacks on both: safety-relevant vehicle components and in production plants. The company is
SafeRide Technologies Ltd., the first automotive cybersecurity vendor to offer an advanced cyber-security software solution augmented by AI/machine-learning, announced the contribution of “openSentry”, an in-vehicle
Panasonic Corporation and Trend Micro Incorporated announced a partnership to jointly develop a cybersecurity solution to detect and prevent cyber-attacks against autonomous and connected cars.
Infineon Technologies AG is adding the OPTIGA Trust X to its OPTIGA Trust family of security protection. This hardware-based security solution provides robust security to
NXP Semiconductors, supplier of automotive semiconductors announced a new secure CAN transceiver family that offers a seamless, efficient solution for secure CAN communications — and
Honeywell and LG Electronics Inc. signed a memorandum of understanding to develop and demonstrate a unique automotive software technology and infrastructure solution to address threats
No one wants their cars to be hacked especially automakers. Cars have thousands of ECUs an computer systems that all connect to each other. Then
In a keynote address at the North American International Automotive Show BlackBerry Limited Executive Chairman and CEO, John Chen, today unveiled BlackBerry Jarvis, a transformational
HARMAN International, a demonstrated at the CES in Las Vegas new detection capabilities, part of the HARMAN SHIELD Solution, that protect autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles
While the integration of technology and connectivity in automobiles greatly improves the driving experience, it also creates complex cybersecurity challenges for automakers. To address these