A ticking time bomb we may just prevent from going off – smaller car makers lag badly
“Automakers are being all too slowly drawn to modern security techniques to plug the security holes in connected cars. Can this transition happen swiftly enough to avert potential disaster?”
Cars are entering a difficult transition period, as the automotive industry acquires the necessary skills to build secure vehicles that make use of a connection to the internet. Connected cars are truly here, and self-driving cars are just around the corner – but the automotive industry is still years from a standardized approach to securing these vehicles in a hyper-connected world.
Without such a security framework, each car represents dozens to hundreds of potential backdoors for potential attackers – so how much danger does this status quo present?
Automakers are crossing their fingers and hoping that connected cars will not be attacked. They refuse to work together and instead are moving forward with a multiplicity of security strategies which will be weaker than going down the standards route.
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