Do we need a wakeup call to keep driver-less cars protected?
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The document discusses the importance of protecting driverless cars at the 2018 Geneva Auto Show, emphasizing the trends of increased connectivity and autonomy in vehicles. It highlights that by 2020, a significant percentage of vehicles will remain unconnected, suggesting the need for comprehensive cybersecurity solutions and standardization. The document calls for proactive measures to ensure the future security of connected and autonomous vehicles.
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Do we need a wakeup call to keep driver-less cars protected?
- 1. HARMAN International. Confidential. Copyright 2017. 1 @DvirReznik | @HARMANSecurity Geneva Auto Show 2018 DO WE NEED A WAKEUP CALLTO KEEP DRIVER-LESS CARS PROTECTED?
- 2. TREND 1: CONNECTED, CONNECTED, CONNECTED
- 4. 80% of vehicles will NOT be connected by 2020. Statistica, 2017 TREND 3: CONNECTINGTHE UN-CONNECTED
- 5. Source: Foley & Lardner LLP WE’RE DOING (AND NOT ONLYTALKING…)
- 6. 6 Source: Foley, 2017 Connected Cars & Autonomous Vehicles Survey DON’T HITTHE SNOOZE BUTTON
- 7. 7 Deploy an End-to-End, IDS Cybersecurity Solution Future-Proof OurVehicles Set Standards & Guidelines, Information Sharing THE ROAD AHEAD