I don’t need to tell you that the autonomous-vehicle future is coming. This, you already know. Though, it does feel that the manual driving liberation movement keeps getting pushed back. Obviously, it’s no simple task for OEM and Tier 1 manufacturers to design and maintain vehicles that live up to the ever-evolving strictness of global autonomous standards and regulations.
With incredible developments on the hardware side, including advanced imaging technologies and more eco-friendly engine systems, there is one major obstacle that is keeping the leading automotive executives up at night. The vehicle cyber-security issue is becoming the main worry for the automotive industry.
Cyber protected throughout a vehicle’s lifecycle
A big problem is that fragmented supply chains complicate cyber-security measures for OEMs and Tier 1 manufacturers. This is also added to a major disconnect between cyber-security teams’ ability to efficiently coordinate preventive and protective cyber-defense throughout a vehicle’s lifecycle – which is a crucial target to meet strict regulations.
Jerusalem-based startup C2A Security, a provider of automotive cyber-security solutions,…
