Automotive Cybercrime - The gathering storm
Cybercrime is targeting the automotive industry even as it faces a chronic shortage of cybersecurity skills. How can the industry rapidly develop the skills needed to thwart the cybercriminals?
Cybercrime is targeting the automotive industry even as it faces a chronic shortage of cybersecurity skills. How can the industry rapidly develop the skills needed to thwart the cybercriminals?
The past decade has witnessed explosive growth in digital connectivity with unprecedented advances in functionality and convenience for consumers, especially in the automotive industry. Yet while promising to fulfill our dreams of intelligent and efficient transportation, it has also brought us nightmares of invaded privacy and killer vehicles.
The upsurge of cybersecurity risks grew in unison with the rise of connected vehicles. What if consumers had the ability to kill the connection to the cloud? Would it stop the hackers? Could it make connected cars safer?
Digitization has brought a host of cybersecurity challenges to auto manufacturer's processes and engineering culture. Preventive cybersecurity is the key to tackling these challenges and achieving a safe and secure transformation.
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