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29/05/2024

A leading EV manufacturer issued 3 recalls in the last two years. But the vehicles didn't move an inch during the process.

details how OTA (Over-the-Air) updates are changing the game for vehicle maintenance, especially recalls:

How is OTA changing the conventional understanding and thinking about repair, service, and upgrades? By Nick Power

27/05/2024

The relationship between cybersecurity requirements and the applications or services offered by modern vehicles is a complex and dynamic one.

The need to adapt to ever-changing regulations make it even more complex.

The increased software capabilities of highly connected or autonomous vehicles provides an opportunity for Software-Defined Vehicles to leverage their software management to answer regulatory requirements. Even after the vehicle is on the road and without needing a recall or visit to the dealership.

Explore why Software-Defined Vehicles offer a strong advantage in meeting regulations with lower costs, added flexibility, and unbeaten user experience. Read the blog here:

Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs) provide OEMs with the ability to adhere to existing and upcoming regulations without significantly increasing cost and even use regulations as an opportunity to offer new services throughout the vehicle’s lifetime.

21/05/2024

June is right around the corner and that means it's almost time for EcoMotion Community Assembly 2024!

Join GuardKnox on June 4th to see the latest automotive innovation in action.

06/05/2024

"A leading EV manufacturer issued 3 recalls in the last two years. But the vehicles didn't move an inch during the process."

details how OTA (Over-the-Air) updates are changing the game for vehicle maintenance, especially recalls:

How is OTA changing the conventional understanding and thinking about repair, service, and upgrades? By Nick Power

16/04/2024

Is UNECE R155 a matter of national security for European nations?

For some analysts, like German economist Moritz Schularick, cybersecurity in the auto industry is a "question of national security."

As UNECE R155 and R156 comes into effect this July, take a minute to explore why this regulation is a step in the right direction in securing vehicles: https://hubs.ly/Q02s_BPS0

10/04/2024

Traditional Ethernet doesn't have a method to ensure traffic gets from point A to point B within a set amount time.

This is a massive risk for vehicle systems where an extra moment can be the difference between an accident and avoiding one.

Enter Time-Sensitive Networking, or TSN for short.

TSN is a method guaranteeing that the total delay experienced by data in the vehicle doesn't exceed an allowed limit.

But how does it work?

Read Aptiv's recent blog for an overview: https://hubs.ly/Q02scY4-0"

Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) enables traditional Ethernet to be used in deterministic, safety-critical applications in environments like automotive.

04/04/2024

Modern vehicles need to integrate safety components in a well-thought-out way.

The lives of passengers and other road users are at stake if software-controlled components fail.

Hackers with malicious intent can access the vehicle’s various interfaces via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or OTA - the challenge is to secure the integrity of these components.

This forces vehicle manufacturers and their suppliers to rethink the way they see automotive cybersecurity. Read for more:

In-vehicle cybersecurity is on the verge of major changes that will affect all vehicle manufacturers. Vehicles are now more connected than ever, and today’s on-board computer is a high-performance IT system.

01/04/2024

Cybersecurity measures are crucial in connected vehicles in order to...

- Prevent cyberattacks
- Protect personal data
- Ensure safety
- Comply with regulations
- Maintain consumer trust

But how safe are vehicles today really?

Read to find out:

This blog summarizes the key points of our most recent webinar, delving into the automotive revolution towards SDVs and how OEMs can exceed customer expectations while ensuring security from the ground up.

01/04/2024

Concerned about data privacy in automotive technology? Recent revelations shed light on potential risks for OEMs and Tier 1s. From GPS tracking to sensitive driving data, the implications are significant.

🎙️ Tune into The Daily podcast for insights into how vehicle data collection could impact your business. Learn about real-world cases like Christine's and understand the importance of secure data management in automotive systems.

Stay ahead of the curve! Ensure the necessary tools to address data privacy concerns and maintain consumer trust.

Link to the podcast: https://hubs.ly/Q02r1t3X0
Link to the summary: https://hubs.ly/Q02r1pmn0

Listen to this episode from The Daily on Spotify. Warning: this episode contains a discussion about domestic abuse.As cars become ever more sophisticated pieces of technology, they’ve begun sharing information about their drivers, sometimes with unnerving consequences.Kashmir Hill, a features writ...

28/03/2024

2024 and beyond... where is the automotive industry headed?
🚗 EVs: governments are providing incentives to encourage the adoption of EVs - they are becoming more affordable and have much longer ranges
⚠️ ADAS: newer cars are equipped with semi-autonomous features such as lane-keeping assist and automatic braking
🔗 Connected Cars: vehicles are learning to communicate with each other, with traffic lights and road signs - improving traffic flow and making driving safer
🗝️ Blockchain: increasing data generated by cars --> blockchain-based systems for processing and storing that data in a secure and decentralized way

2024 is set to bring exciting new developments to the automotive industry and create big challenges to overcome. Fasten your seatbelts and get ready for an exciting ride…

https://hubs.ly/Q02r0Y8l0.

What does the future hold for the automotive industry? In this blog, we look into the new and exciting technologies to keep an eye on...

26/03/2024

President Biden has ordered an investigation into software in cars - with a focus on cars made in China - citing potential national-security risks due to connected vehicles potentially collecting sensitive data for foreign governments.

Chinese car companies are rapidly expanding globally with an increasing focus on implementing software services in vehicles - which may prompt fear among industry analysts about the risks of cyberattacks.

Read on for more about recent concerns in automotive cybersecurity:

President Biden warned that connected vehicles could collect sensitive data for foreign governments, posing a national-security risk.

24/03/2024

General Motors, MagnaInternational, and Wipro have collaborated to develop SDVerse - a B2B platform for buying and selling automotive software.

SDVerse differs from traditional methods by offering a transparent and efficient digital marketplace, connecting buyers and sellers directly. The platform aims to streamline the software sourcing and procurement process, enhancing transparency and reducing inefficiencies.

Key features include
- A large catalogue of automotive software products
- Direct sales and purchase options
- Support from industry players like Ampere, FEV, and NXP, to name a few

SDVerse is envisioned as a response to several big challenges in the automotive industry such as cost reduction, improving quality, and enhancing resource allocation.

Click on the link to see more about the new initiative: https://hubs.ly/Q02qw5qf0'

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