The FCC’s New Robotics Ban is a Watershed Moment for Cyber-Physical Security
As security leaders operating at the intersection of Physical AI, connected vehicles, and smart mobility, we at Upstream have long warned that when you put wheels, legs, or actuators on a computer, a cybersecurity failure stops being a mere IT annoyance; it becomes a physical safety hazard. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) underscored this reality by publishing a landmark update…
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- Cybersecurity
- Mobility API Security
The Danger of Connected Car Mobile Apps to OEMs and Smart Mobility Services
Mobile car apps in recent years have become increasingly integrative in the smart mobility industry. The benefits for OEMs and car-sharing services are clear: the…
- Compliance
- Cybersecurity
- VSOC
Redefining Connected Car Cybersecurity
[By Dan Sahar, VP of Product] “Cybersecurity is not top of mind for us”. Just a few short years, chances are this is a common…
- Compliance
- Cybersecurity
- VSOC
Going Beyond IT Cybersecurity Technologies to Protect the Connected Fleet
For 30 years, hackers have devised an unending stream of creative methods to gain a foothold into endpoints, servers and IT networks. Now, the connected…
- Compliance
- Cybersecurity
- VSOC
Cutting the Lifeline to the Fleet. Not on Upstream’s Watch.
Car manufacturers and managed fleets use a wealth of data to gain visibility into their connected cars and fleets. Smart use of telematics data, which…
- Cybersecurity
- Threat Intelligence
- VSOC
Ten Hacks in Ten Weeks- is 2018 the Year of the Automotive Cyber Threat?
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. As…
- Compliance
- Cybersecurity
- VSOC
Infographic: Top Real-World Threats Facing Connected Cars and Fleets
Modern connected cars are a complex amalgamation of powerful on-board computers and connectivity. There is an ever-growing range of cyber security risks facing the connected…