The automotive cybersecurity conundrum: Separating reality from hype
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December 4, 2015 In Security News

The automotive cybersecurity conundrum: Separating reality from hype

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Published: December 01, 2015 New cars carry more interlinked computing systems than a typical small business. Buried under hoods and behind touchscreen control panels, microprocessors run by millio…

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These cars need to be able to communicate securely and privacy protected over public networks, both in a centralized way with servers but also point2point between cars and the environment it travels through. This challenge requires new thinking in how to secure communication, like the object security model provided by apptimate.io

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