Advancing Automotive and Physical AI Cybersecurity Through Industry Collaborations
VicOne's Industry Alliances Across Automotive and Robotics
Driving Toward Industry-Wide Synergies
VicOne actively collaborates with industry associations to build a stronger cybersecurity framework for connected vehicles and AI-powered robots. Drawing on our expertise and sharing what we learn, we help design secure software architectures and support the technologies shaping both industries. The entire ecosystem benefits from the alliances we are part of, as we and other industry players strengthen our collective defenses across an expanding connected vehicle and robotics landscape.
Our Industry Alliances
Jack ChengCEO of MIH ConsortiumThe collaboration with VicOne in secured RDS will provide the most worry-free maintenance environment for EV ecosystem members with comprehensive protection from deployment to maintenance and accelerate the transformation of the automotive industry together.
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GAIN INSIGHTS INTO AUTOMOTIVE CYBERSECURITY
AI-Defined Vehicles: Practical Gains and Implications for Automotive Cybersecurity
First of two parts. What the industry is building as vehicles move from software-defined to AI-defined, and why cybersecurity must account for how AI decisions become actions.
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Can a Robot Do Everything Right and Still Be Unsafe?
What a conversation between Boston Dynamics and VicOne reveals about how manipulated information can turn expected robot operation into an unsafe outcome
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VicOne Situational Awareness Report: 400 Cyber Incidents, with In-Vehicle Systems Most Affected in Q3 2026
VicOne's Q3 2026 Situational Awareness Report tracks where automotive cyber risk shifted: in-vehicle systems overtook enterprise IT as the most affected domain, Asia recorded a 36.8% rise in observed incidents, and ransomware activity spanned the full automotive value chain across 97 incidents.
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Sony Patches Seven XAV-9500ES Flaws That Could Have Enabled Device Compromise
Sony patched seven XAV-9500ES vulnerabilities affecting Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB. VicOne examines the attack paths, potential impact, and next steps.
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