Connected vehicles are getting smarter by the model year, but also noisier, more exposed, and harder to secure. Cars include dozens of computers and sensors, plus cameras, microphones, and wireless connections that constantly observe what is happening inside and...
Key Takeaways: The U.S. Connected Vehicle Rule focuses on software origin and provenance Open-source software is largely exempt, while commercial and proprietary components are in scope SCA tools lack the visibility needed for Connected Vehicle compliance Software...
The automotive industry is racing toward a driverless future. But with innovation comes an undeniable truth: cybersecurity will determine whether autonomy delivers on its promise or stalls in its tracks. From advanced driver-assistance systems to fully autonomous...
The automotive industry is at a turning point. Cars have become rolling computers, with more than 100 million lines of code powering everything from braking systems to infotainment screens. But as vehicles have evolved into software-defined machines, the security...
As software-defined vehicles take center stage in the automotive industry, cybersecurity is no longer an optional layer. It is a foundational requirement for both safety and security. In episode 8 of Exploited: The Cyber Truth, RunSafe Security Founder and CEO Joe...
With millions of lines of code and hundreds of software programs managing everything from autonomous systems to braking, software security is now an undeniable component of vehicle safety. The challenge for the industry is balancing rapid innovation with stringent...
