VicOne has entered into a partnership with Clientron on an in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) solution with integrated cybersecurity for electric-vehicle (EV) buses.
VicOne has filed six new patent applications with the United States Patent Office, each relating to capabilities of VicOne’s portfolio of cybersecurity solutions, which support the global automotive industry’s OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers in their defense against evolving threats and in their compliance journey with new regulations.
VicOne announced today a collaboration with NXP Semiconductors and Inventec that has led to an integrated, real-time cybersecurity solution for emerging software-defined vehicles (SDVs).
VicOne has launched its Smart Cockpit Protection Solutions for automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to protect their customers’ data privacy.
VicOne is partnering with TomTom, the geolocation technology specialist, to safeguard connected cars that perform as an extension of the driver’s digital life.
VicOne makes a strategic investment in Block Harbor to create a partnership for delivering the automotive industry’s most comprehensive solution for OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers.
VicOne is now ASPICE CL2–certified. We look at what the ASPICE assessment signifies for the quality and security of automotive software.
Recognition from world-class testing and certification organization underscores VicOne’s proven cybersecurity protection for global automotive companies (OEMs) and suppliers
Winning competitors of Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative Pwn2Own event earn record cash prizes and a Tesla Model 3 for vulnerability discoveries that help vendors enhance the security of their products.
Together, VicOne and DFI make it safer to share data in vehicle-to-everything environments.
In December 2022, TIER IV, Trend Micro, and VicOne demonstrated the design, implementation, and evaluation of cybersecurity solutions, aiming for the full deployment of autonomous mobility services in 2025.
Hitachi Astemo, Trend Micro, and VicOne have expanded their collaboration to secure connected cars, aiming to commercialize solutions by 2025.
Together, Panasonic, Trend Micro, and VicOne have developed and demonstrated a virtualization security solution geared to thwart cyberattacks on next-generation cockpit systems.