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Take a Deeper Look: This review offers deeper visibility into a pertinent automotive cyber risk and offers insight into potential mitigations.

[Blog] On June 25, 2020, after roughly two years of preparations and revisions, the United Nations formally adopted two new regulations on automotive cybersecurity.

[Blog] Understanding the ISO/SAE 21434 draft standard and Upstream Security’s solutions for effective compliance in the realm of automotive cybersecurity

[Blog | by Yoav Levy, CEO and Co-founder] Today, we’re announcing the closing of our Series B of funding of $30 million, bringing together a global syndicate of some of the ...

A blog discussing telematics server attacks, how hackers find and take advantage of this vulnerability, and how companies can prevent them from reoccurring

A blog discussing the growing crime phenomenon of keyless entry attacks and how Upstream Security can mitigate them

A blog delving into the rapid increase in the number of incidents when comparing H1 2019 to the whole of 2018

A blog delving into the case of theft with Daimler Car2Go app, and how to protect against such hacks on car-sharing services

A blog delving into how hackers are gaining access to thousands of cars worldwide and how Upstream's C4 platform helps to protect against remote multi-vehicle attacks

A detailed blog taking a deep look into the increase of automotive cyberattacks when comparing Q1 2018 to Q1 2019

This blog takes a look into the necessity for building a Vehicle Security Operations Center for large OEMs and how to leverage Upstream’s Automotive Cybersecurity C4 platform

A blog taking into consideration the security factors that are facing electric vehicles, and how to stay on top of these risks.

Big data analytics is table stakes these days in the business world. To date, Smart Mobility is only scratching the surface of the value to be found in their existing ...

For OEMs, staying on top of security can be a huge business advantage. From regulatory liability to brand damage- how to stay ahead of the competition?

Is the world of cyber-security offering the automotive industry enough protection? Endpoint in-vehicle security alone is not enough.

The rise of the connected car is changing car companies, opening opportunities for OEMs to move into new service models altogether. But connectivity also brings about new cyber risks. How ...

Regardless of what the TSPs, cloud companies and cellular providers are doing – it’s time to take control of your own ecosystem.

Connected transportation in our smart cities makes our daily lives easier and more enjoyable. But more connectivity means more cyber threats, and when a single attack can put an entire ...

Insurance telematics provides today’s drivers with reduced costs and value-added services, however, it also presents insurers with the challenge faced by every stakeholder in the connected car ecosystem – an ...

The automotive industry is undergoing rapid transformation and becoming a smart mobility ecosystem and with it the cyber-attacks surface is expanding, demanding new security standards. This blog explains why smart ...

Cybers threats and data privacy concerns haven’t skipped the TSPs (Telematics Service Providers). The telematics backend servers that enable fleets to be connected, run, analyze, and use the car-generated ...

Regulation is slowly catching up with connected car technologies. However, unique complexities in the automotive industry leave a few issues unresolved, namely, who is responsible for protecting the connected car? ...

There's not a minute to waste - connected car fleets using telematics devices on the road today are in immediate risk of a breach and need cyber protection now! Here's ...

The very same car-generated data used to monitor and report the vehicle's tire pressure, can so easily be exploited to hack into its telematics backend servers. Securing telematics data- it ...

Creating a single source of truth by collecting the entire gathered data under one roof, allows to piece together a holistic, centralized view of the entire connected car's ecosystem and ...

Cybersecurity at its best is a multi-layered solution. It must be, now that everything is connected, and cyber-attacks target not only endpoint devices (cars), but backend servers and whole network ...

This past week in Tel Aviv has proved once again that the future of the automotive industry lies in connectivity, mobility as a service, and advanced cybersecurity. This blog is ...

This article discusses OEMs' significant role in protecting consumers' data privacy, and why the emerging robust regulation is actually good news for car makers around the world.

This article discusses how and why AI and ML technologies are needed to detect cyber threats on connected cars

This article discusses the main risks posed by mobile apps to OEMs, connected cars, and smart mobility services. It explains the primary difficulty in protecting the mobile car app’s ...

Cybersecurity is a business risk, not just an IT problem. Learn what makes Upstream's automotive cybersecurity solution so unique.

How can IT cybersecurity practices and technologies be adapted to the automotive world to protect connected cars?

If hackers gain access to the telematics’ private network they could inject remote commands to the fleet's vehicles and cut their lifeline communication.

The first 10 weeks of 2018 have already produced a wide and sophisticated range of automotive hacks for some of the world's leading brands. Here’s a look at these incidents.

Here is a snapshot of the top real-world cyber threats challenging connected car ecosystem players.

The automotive industry is accelerating at speed towards a technology-centric future. However, one issue dominates the connected car industry and must be addressed: cybersecurity.

Here is a snapshot of the top real-world cyber security threats highlighting the diversity of attack vectors already challenging connected car ecosystem players.

KPMG recently released their report, ‘Protecting the fleet – and the car business’. It highlights the need to adopt a new automotive security framework.

While data centers already have many security protections, none are equipped to deal with the unique challenge posed by the automotive world to automotive cybersecurity. In this post, we will ...

Much has been said about the threat cyber attacks pose to connected cars, however, there are other significant risks for companies using such vehicles

How machine learning is an effective tool for fleet security and deep insights

The fleet-wide hack is a real threat to connected car fleets. Read more to learn why.

Check out these 5 Insights for a smooth regulatory ride.