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Connected and autonomous cars come with a whole slew of new cyber security considerations. Case studies of car hacking have been popping up for a few years now and as more connected vehicles and services around them come online, vehicle cybersecurity will become an increasingly critical issue.
Founded in 2013, Israel-based Argus Cyber Security provides solution suites to protect connected cars and commercial vehicles against cyber-attacks via bluetooth, cellular, and other wireless connections. The company wants to do for your car what your anti-virus software does for your computer. In October, Argus along with German company Elektrobit announced an end-to-end solution for providing secure over-the-air (OTA) updates to connected vehicle software.
"Our software updates OTA solution with Elektrobit integrates technologies that enable automakers to overcome unique automotive update challenges across the vehicle lifespan, said Yaron Galula, Co-Founder and CTO of Argus Cyber Security. "... The solution is laser-focused on minimizing vehicle down-time, bandwidth, and is easy to use."
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