Broad-Based Solutions for the Entire Value Chain

VicOne’s cybersecurity solutions support a vehicle’s whole life cycle. These help automotive stakeholders protect manufacturing processes, reinforce supply chain systems, and comply with industry regulations.

Solutions for OEMs

VicOne provides automotive manufacturers (OEMs) with centralized visibility over their vehicles’ complex ecosystems.

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Solutions for Tier 1 Suppliers

VicOne helps Tier 1 suppliers identify risks in their software components and supply chain processes, and implement effective mitigations.

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Smart Cockpit Protection Solutions

VicOne enables OEMs to securely innovate AI-powered cockpits by avoiding sensitive data leaks and addressing security risks.

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EV Charging System Protection Solutions

EV Charging System Protection Solutions

VicOne offers electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) manufacturers and charge point operators multilayered cybersecurity protection to safeguard their EVSE or charging systems from potential attacks.

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Why VicOne?

Cybersecurity Solutions Driven by Automotive Foresight

Decades of
Research and Innovation

VicOne builds on Trend Micro’s 30+ years of cybersecurity expertise, providing deep knowledge with actionable intelligence for the automotive industry.

Future-Ready and
End-to-End Vehicle Protection

VicOne’s extensive automotive cybersecurity solutions enable connected car stakeholders to always be ahead of current and emergent threats.

An Essential
Partner in Security

VicOne’s partnerships with OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers yield a future-oriented compliance strategy that exceeds the minimum requirements set by standards and regulatory bodies.

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Security Mitigations for the Multiple Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Discovered in an IVI System
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Security Mitigations for the Multiple Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Discovered in an IVI System

November 18, 2024

The ZDI has identified six zero-day vulnerabilities in an in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) system. As these vulnerabilities remain unpatched, we recommend security best practices to minimize their potential risks and fortify connected vehicles’ IVI systems.

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Exploiting the Emporia EV Charger: A Hacker’s Point of View

November 13, 2024

Exposed serial interfaces in electric vehicle (EV) chargers present a significant vulnerability, enabling attackers to tamper with hardware and firmware. This creates opportunities for malicious activities, highlighting the need for strong security measures to prevent such exploits.

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AI-Powered Defense and Beyond: Harnessing Intelligence to Uncover and Address Automotive Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

November 8, 2024

Google’s Project Zero recently identified a zero-day vulnerability using an AI-assisted framework, marking a promising breakthrough in vulnerability detection. We examine the importance of AI technologies and other strategies in ensuring a more comprehensive approach to automotive cybersecurity.

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Why Container Security Matters in the Software-Defined Vehicle Landscape

November 8, 2024

Software containers streamline the development of software-defined vehicles (SDVs), but they also bring new security risks. Addressing these risks is essential to ensure the integrity of SDV systems.

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