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With increasing connectivity features, advanced cybersecurity solutions will be necessary to secure next-gen connected vehicles. OEMs should establish a comprehensive cybersecurity model to proactively address the evolving threat landscape, especially with the advent of generative AI. With imminent global regulatory mandates, cybersecurity is not j...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis aims to examine the connected truck cybersecurity market, which includes light, medium, and heavy-duty vehicles. This analysis has a global scope, focusing on key regions North America, Europe, China, India, and Japan which it considers for market forecasting. With upcoming regulatory mandates, original equipment m...

This Frost Radar highlights 7 leading companies in the automotive cybersecurity sector that are actively engaged in advancing cybersecurity solutions for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1 suppliers in the automotive industry. The Radar assesses the key cybersecurity specialist companies such as Argus Cyber Security, Upstream S...

The automotive industry is shifting towards intelligent networking systems and refined architecture for the development and deployment of advanced connected and autonomous vehicles. With an increasing number of connectivity features, the possibility of cyberattack threatens the safe operation of vehicles. With the security aspects of connected vehi...

12 Sep 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Automotive Cybersecurity Market, Forecast to 2025

By 2025, 68.0% of Market Investments Will be Raised from Technology Providers, Semiconductor Companies and Tier-I Suppliers

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This study analyses the strategies, competitive landscape, business models, and future focus areas of OEMs, tier-I suppliers, and security start-up companies in the automotive cybersecurity market. Increasing vehicle connectivity has given rise to the risks of potential cyber-attacks in the industry. This has drastically increased customer awarene...

More than 50 vulnerable points in a car could significantly risk its security. By 2020, Frost & Sullivan expects 85% of vehicles to be connected to the Internet. Cyber threats today are not significant, but they have a high potential to cause damage to brands and lives. The traditional automotive ecosystem was a closed environment; with the introdu...

Government and consumers are concerned about cyber security in cars, as researchers were able to hack into various OEM models in 2015. This research service identifies key areas that offer scope for technology innovation and discusses cybersecurity initiatives for the automotive industry. In 2015, cybersecurity, secure data transfers, and data priv...

The transition to software-defined vehicles, centralized compute platforms, OTA updates, and connected services is significantly increasing software complexity and attack surface exposure. Continuous asset visibility, vulnerability management, software supply chain security, and secure-by-design engineering are becoming essential capabilities throu...

The proliferation of software-defined vehicles, centralized compute architectures, connected services, and over-the-air software updates is fundamentally transforming automotive cybersecurity from a product development activity to a continuous operational discipline. As connected vehicle ecosystems expand, OEMs require capabilities that extend beyo...