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Can't harp on cybersecurity enough, not with more and more evidence piling up, like this entry from our Sarah Mattalian about findings from ABB, whose annual survey shows data defense now as the leading concern—even over cost control—among automakers and their suppliers, who themselves are among the most targeted. Read on! https://lnkd.in/eZJRVpGk

The automotive industry is undergoing a cybersecurity transformation. There are over 280 million connected vehicles on the roads, 70–100 ECUs per vehicle, and more than 150 million lines of code in a single premium car. And now, regulation is catching up. UN R155 is already enforced in Europe, and AIS-189 is coming to India. Every connected vehicle presents a cybersecurity challenge. Every OEM needs a robust cybersecurity strategy. At HackersEra, we’ve been building automotive cybersecurity infrastructure since before it became mandatory — delivering 600+ projects, testing 180+ ECUs, and securing vehicle platforms across 7 countries. The question isn’t whether automotive cybersecurity matters, It’s whether you’re ready. #AutomotiveCybersecurity #ConnectedVehicles #AIS189 #UNR155 #ISO21434 #VehicleSecurity #HackersEra

Innovation within the #automotive industry is moving faster than ever and with it, the #cybersecurity threats facing connected vehicles in 2026 are not hypothetical. We went straight to the leaders on the front lines and asked them what we can expect this year. Read what Vinod D'Souza, Rebecca Faerber, Juman Doleh-Alomary, Bob Everson, Monica Mitchell, Martin Arend, Thomas Young, Dirk Wollschläger, BARBERO Guido, and Yoav Levy have to say about what should be on every automotive executive's radar. Download link for the 2026 Automotive and Smart Mobility Cybersecurity Report in the comments.

atsec at AutoCS 2026: Leveraging CC, FIPS, and PCI for Automotive Cybersecurity atsec recently attended the 9th AutoCS to help establish a secure future for connected vehicles. https://lnkd.in/gWw36Tcq

Connected vehicles are becoming cyber-physical systems on wheels. Regulators across the world are responding. The EU is tightening rules around automotive cybersecurity, pushing manufacturers to prove they can identify threats, manage vulnerabilities, and secure software throughout a vehicle’s lifecycle. Standards shaping the industry: • UN R155: mandatory cybersecurity management systems • ISO/SAE 21434: engineering framework for automotive security • AIS 189: India’s upcoming vehicle cybersecurity regulation For CISOs and security leaders, this isn’t just compliance. It’s about protecting safety-critical systems. If vehicles can be hacked, the impact isn’t just data loss. It’s physical risk. What challenges do you see in securing connected vehicles? #AutomotiveSecurity #CISO #CyberSecurity #ConnectedVehicles #ISO21434 #VehicleSecurity Content Credit: darkreading.com

🚗🔐 Dive into automotive cybersecurity at #BHASIA! Don't miss "AlgoBuster: Systematic Algorithmic Brute-Force Attacks Against UDS Security Access in Automotive ECUs." Learn how vulnerabilities in vehicle systems are being exposed and addressed. 📅 Details here: https://bit.ly/404OLuB

It was a privilege to deliver a keynote presentation at AutoSec Europe 2026 on "Preparing Vehicles for the Post-Quantum Era: Strategic and Technical Perspectives on Crypto-Agility" — a topic I believe is one of the most consequential on the automotive cybersecurity agenda today. Key takeaways for those who couldn't attend: * Q-Day is approaching — the time to act is now, not when the threat materializes * Build organizational readiness — quantum resilience starts with strategy, governance, and awareness before it becomes a technical challenge * Evaluate PQC algorithms for your specific use cases — not all algorithms are equal, and fit-for-purpose selection matters Thank you to the AutoSec Summit-Global Automotive Security Community organizers for the invitation and for creating such a strong platform for the automotive security community. Looking forward to continued dialogue on this critical topic. #automotive #cybersecurity #PQC #quantumresilience #cryptoagility #AutoSecEurope

The automotive industry's cybersecurity wake-up call is here. This week's developments tell a clear story: 95% of auto manufacturers now rank cybersecurity as their top priority over the next 5 years - ahead of cost reduction and AI adoption, according to an ABB Robotics survey of 473 decision makers. The automotive cybersecurity market is projected to hit $12.3B by 2033, nearly tripling from $4.05B today at a 17.2% CAGR. Ransomware is expanding beyond traditional targets. Fleet operators, taxi services, and EV charging infrastructure are now in the crosshairs. Post-quantum cryptography is becoming a real conversation. Auto-ISAC is hosting community sessions on PQC migration for embedded systems. Meanwhile, the UN just adopted a Global Technical Regulation on Automated Driving Systems, and the UNECE R155/R156 compliance deadline of July 2026 is fast approaching. The message is unmistakable: cybersecurity is no longer a checkbox. It's the foundation of the software-defined vehicle era. You can reach our team at MotionSafe - www.MotionSafe.com or (800) 280-0027 - if you want to dive deeper. Sign up for our newsletter at the website. We will launch an early sign up and wait list for MotionSafe Cyber soon - be on the look out! #AutomotiveCybersecurity #ConnectedVehicles #CyberSecurity #SoftwareDefinedVehicle

I came across an insightful article on a subject that’s more critical than ever in today’s world of growing security threats. The automotive industry is rapidly evolving into a software-defined, connected ecosystem—but with innovation comes new cybersecurity risks. The FIDO Alliance’s latest white paper highlights how global regulations (UN R155, UN R156, ISO/SAE 21434) and FIDO’s passwordless authentication, secure device onboarding, and biometric certification can help automakers safeguard vehicles, enable in-vehicle commerce, and build trust in next-generation mobility. https://lnkd.in/ehYjGm9g

Automakers worldwide are facing the same cybersecurity concern.   A new global survey from ABB highlights several challenges that directly impact OEMs: - Rising cyber threats targeting connected manufacturing and operational environments - Growing complexity as vehicles, factories, and supply chains become digitally connected - Cyber resilience becoming a strategic priority for OEM leadership   As vehicles become software-defined and increasingly connected, cybersecurity must extend from development to the vehicle itself.   At PlaxidityX, we help OEMs and Tier 1s embed cybersecurity across the entire vehicle lifecycle, from secure development and in-vehicle threat detection to keyless car theft prevention.   Read the full survey: https://lnkd.in/dWFtXUTe #AutomotiveCybersecurity #SDV #CyberResilience