Published: 26 March 2024
Summary
Connected vehicles represent the evolution of automotive transportation, but significant cybersecurity risks are emerging. Product leaders responsible for automotive systems, components and applications should be prepared to support automotive cybersecurity use cases as market needs evolve.
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Key Findings
Connected and autonomous vehicles represent a significant portion of automotive cybersecurity use cases, but holisticsecurity platforms, such as those designed to monitor and secure in-vehicle networks, are on the horizon.
Vehicle to everything (V2X) communication and the ability for a vehicle to interact with its environment securely will be critical components of future automotive cybersecurity as vehicles evolve from isolated to interactive platforms.
Interconnected vehicle management systems within modern automobiles represent a complex cyber-physical attack surface for which threat modeling has emerged as a proactive defense mechanism.
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