UPSTREAM BLOG
BadAlloc Might Pose Risk to More Than One Hundred Million Vehicles
BlackBerry announced that one of its most popular products, the QNX operating system, contains a high-level risk security vulnerability.
Complying with NHTSA’s new order for crash reporting
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a Standing General Order requiring manufacturers and operators of vehicles equipped with SAE Levels 2-5 to report crashes.
Warning: This car may contain vulnerable software or hardware
Upstream’s AutoThreat product manager dives into the growing challenge that OEMs and Tier 1s face in their management of the automotive supply chain and the potential cybersecurity impact.
What Does a Magical God of Death Have to Do With Automotive Cybersecurity?
Take a Deeper Look: This review offers deeper visibility into a pertinent automotive cyber risk and offers insight into potential mitigations.
From a Single TCU to Full Control
Take a Deeper Look: This review offers deeper visibility into a pertinent automotive cyber risk and offers insight into potential mitigations.
Understanding the UNECE WP.29 Cybersecurity Regulation (CSMS)
[Blog] On June 25, 2020, after roughly two years of preparations and revisions, the United Nations formally adopted two new regulations on automotive cybersecurity.
ISO/SAE 21434: Setting the Standard for Automotive Cybersecurity
[Blog] Understanding the ISO/SAE 21434 draft standard and Upstream Security’s solutions for effective compliance in the realm of automotive cybersecurity
