Automotive cyber security needs greater visibility of vulnerability

Currently, cyber security relies heavily on signature and rule-based protection systems. Greater visibility would have a profound effect for future automotive security, writes Cat Dow

Poor cyber security can have multi-million dollar consequences for the automotive industry. Outdated methods of security, such as blacklisting, are inefficient. What’s more, security is undervalued and under-prioritised.

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