With a focus on securing future vehicles, VicOne offers a wide range of cybersecurity software and services for the automotive sector. Our solutions include proven threat intelligence to support connected car deployments, aiding OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers in defense against evolving threats and regulatory compliance. VicOne specializes in top-notch security for Arm-based microcontrollers and processors, allowing vehicle manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers to prioritize and upgrade security measures as threats evolve. Benefits include seamless scalability for provides from low-power MCUs to high-performance system-on-chips (SoCs) for software-defined vehicles, and the ability to identify known and undisclosed vulnerabilities, malware and backdoors, and defines impact scores based on system context with higher impact ratings requiring more urgent attention.

Solution Briefs

  • thumbnail: Exceptional Multilayered Vehicle Protections Solutions for Arm-Based Semiconductors
    Exceptional Multilayered Vehicle Protections Solutions for Arm-Based Semiconductors

    VicOne offers world-class security solutions for Arm-based microcontrollers and processors, allowing OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers to prioritize and upgrade security measures as threats evolve.

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Insights

  • Rethinking Virtual Patches for Connected Vehicles Webinar
    Rethinking Virtual Patches for Connected Vehicles

    Let explore how virtual patches can go beyond being band-aid fixes and become part of a more comprehensive cyber security strategy for connected vehicles.

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  • Vulnerability and Software Security Management in the Automotive Supply Chain Webinar
    Vulnerability and Software Security Management in the Automotive Supply Chain

    What are the current challenges in managing vulnerabilities for vehicle OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers? Learn how VicOne tackles these challenges.

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  • How a Vehicle’s Smart Cockpit Can Get Hacked via a Malicious Update File Webinar
    How a Vehicle’s Smart Cockpit Can Get Hacked via a Malicious Update File

    We reverse-engineered a malicious update file to understand how such a file can be used by threat actors to exploit a known vulnerability in IVI systems.

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  • Quantum Computing in the Automotive Industry: Looming Risks to Cybersecurity Blog
    Quantum Computing in the Automotive Industry: Looming Risks to Cybersecurity

    We will explore how quantum computing could pose significant risks to automotive cybersecurity.

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