"Cybersecurity in Mobility" is crucial in today’s digitally enabled, disruptive, and sustainable mobility space.
The rise of connected cars and software-defined vehicles has increased cybersecurity threats, making it a top priority for OEMs, suppliers, and users. This monthly report highlights cybersecurity developments in Electric Vehicles, Autonomous Vehicles, Software-Defined Vehicles, UAVs, Drones, Aircraft, Fleets etc., keeping you updated on new developments in this space.
Key insights this month:
Automotive OEMs are relying more on certified suppliers like Phison to enhance cybersecurity and protect in-vehicle systems from hacking.
New patents focus on Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDPS) to enhance vehicle convoy safety.
Patents for anomaly detection in CAN networks utilize cloud-based models to improve security.
Tech companies, such as AVL Software, PlaxidityX, VicOne, and Samsung Semiconductor, are forming strategic partnerships to boost vehicle cybersecurity.
Trend Micro's ZDI identified vulnerabilities in Mazda's infotainment system, enabling root code execution via a malicious USB device.
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