Tag: Automotive Industry

The IBM Security immune system consists of integrated, industry-focused solutions to help clients across all sectors maximize their security investments.

Security researchers have demonstrated how it is possible to use stickers to get computer vision systems in autonomous vehicles to wrongly identify signs.

A Controller Area Network (CAN) Bus standard vulnerability could impact the security of connected automobiles and other products.

The personal information of 10 million U.S. car owners was exposed in a massive leak of car VINs, according to researchers at Kromtech Security.

MOPs may allow a vehicle to cloak its position information from location services by using all radio communication channels available to it.

Companies have a vested interest when it comes to ferreting out IT problems before cybercriminals manage to launch attacks in the wild. The recent Mirai infections are proof positive that compromised Internet of Things (IoT) devices paved the way...

The transportation industry is a large target for cybercriminals, and the only way to avoid damaging attacks is to be proactive about security.

The vehicle area networks used by autonomous vehicles will need to protected with the most sophisticated security measures available.

It's clear from both IoT advocates and skeptics alike that security is the key to the continued technological maturity of the automotive industry.

2015 was a big year for cybercriminals. Here's a look at eight of the biggest hacks from the past 11 months and what we can learn from them.