Media Relations for a Connected World
Protecting connected cars from next-generation cyberattacks,
03.08.2020 22:01
Cybersecurity has historically been a game of catch-up. New technologies are introduced without concern for cybersecurity protection. Customers begin adopting new systems, and hackers discover ways to attack the systems by exploiting weak or non-existent security controls. Manufacturers then attempt to layer security solutions, if possible, or install security in subsequent product releases. We see this trend with early connected mainframe computers, PCs, websites, wearable devices, industrial, and medical systems.
Today’s cars are no exception. Modern cars rely on complex and interrelated collections of systems, including braking, power locks, steering, entertainment, window controls, and so on.
Read the enire article here https://www.autonomousvehicletech.com/articles/2574-protecting-connected-cars-from-next-generation-cyberattacks
