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- 1. Mike Briggs Vehicle Crime Research Manager
- 2. Statistics • Stolen vehicles targeted by organised crime gangs can have a market value per vehicle from – £8,000 to £100,000.00 These could be typically the following and less than 5 years old
- 3. European Theft 2012 Cars stolen in the EU 6.75 Billion Euros
- 5. Stolen vehicles broken for parts Vehicles Broken for Parts • Sold on auction sites • Export the parts globally
- 7. Possible Solutions Setting Standards • Thatcham conducts two-day assessment of every new production vehicle launched in the UK - NVSA • Thatcham provides consultancy to vehicle manufacturers worldwide - Up to 6 years before launch / at CAD stage • Building a more secure fleet for customers & Insurance markets • Security system categorisation: • Category 1 – Electronic Alarm and Immobiliser • Category 2 – Electronic/Electromechanical Immobiliser • Category 2-1 – Electronic Alarm Upgrade • Category 3 – Mechanical Immobiliser • Category 4 – Wheel Locking Devices • Category 5 – Tracking Systems for Vehicle Recovery - Meeting ACPO 1402 Police Response to security systems • Category 6 – Vehicle Tracking • Category 7 – Vehicle Location
- 8. Cyber Security and the Connected Car Connected car and electronic system compromise "Jailbreaking“ (Hacking) Cracking software codes
- 9. Hacking or Jail Breaking 9 • Hacking is not new – Hard Targets • Banks. Financial gain, Peer recognition and for Fun • Governments. Personal Politics, Financial gain, National Interests, Peer recognition and for Fun • Companies. Personnel issues, Financial gain, Peer recognition and for Fun • Defence. National Interests Financial gain, Peer recognition and for Fun – Soft Targets • Car Theft Physically connected – Next step wirelessly connected • Debit cards (Near Field) Financial gain • Phones. Financial gain (Good story), for Fun and National Interests • Infra structure. Street lighting, Traffic lights, Phone networks
- 10. Brief History of Vehicle Crime 1970-80’s 2015 1990’s 2000 20102005 2015 and beyond