Connected Cars

Cybersecurity For Connected Cars

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Overview

Connected cars are moving targets for hackers. They can be targeted in a variety of ways. With the architecture of connected cars getting more complex, more gaps are emerging that are increasing the risk, providing more surface area for threat actors and malware. The number of threats are also growing as more and more models of connected cars are introduced including some without adequate levels of security.

Common threats faced by the connected cars include

Crypto mining

Digital hijacking and induced loss of vehicle control

Manipulation of driver information or driving data

DNS hacking

DDoS attacks on infrastructure

Reconnaissance and malware seeding

Common threats faced by the connected cars include

Digital hijacking and induced loss of vehicle control

Manipulation of driver information or driving data

Crypto mining

DDoS attacks on infrastructure

Reconnaissance and malware seeding

DNS hacking

Connected car offerings

Subex has been securing connected cars globally since the last two years. Through our solution, services and consulting inputs, connected car manufactures can introduce more secure vehicles without compromising on any functionality or feature. Through our connected car offerings, we plug all vulnerabilities, secure data streams and digital interactions, networks, nodes and help identify and address cyberattacks and malware before they can cause any damage.

Subex Secure

Our offerings are backed by the largest threat intelligence gathering facility in the world run by Subex. We also have the biggest threat library focused on connected cars today.

Get in touch with us now to understand the threats to connected cars, risk mitigation strategies, developing a comprehensive cyber resilience posture and securing all aspects of operations.