Transforming the Landscape of Automotive Cybersecurity
Why Partner With VicOne?
VicOne’s Strategic Partnership Program provides automotive stakeholders with essential support and technical know-how in implementing cybersecurity for connected vehicles. Through this program, car manufacturers (OEMs), system suppliers, and other stakeholders can shape the future of the industry by designing and deploying vehicles that are safe, secure, and fully compliant with standards and regulations.
Comprehensive Vehicle Protection
VicOne’s cybersecurity solutions protect not only a vehicle’s critical components but also the manufacturing processes and supply chain systems supporting these. Consequently, stakeholders are armed with end-to-end protection from vulnerabilities and can take a more aggressive stance against cyberthreats.
A Future-Oriented Compliance Strategy
VicOne assists its partners in executing a strategy that allows them to meet rigorous regulatory requirements with more confidence and ease. This helps them avoid development delays, optimize workflows, and ultimately improve time to market.
Commitment to the Long Haul
VicOne fully commits to its partners throughout the program’s duration — from engagement to implementation. In each phase, VicOne’s technical experts and consultants provide valuable insights that let partners make the right business decisions at the right time.
Our Partners
Forge Strategic Collaborations With Industry Innovators
OEM
Hardware Suppliers
Communication 
Automotive 
Power and Energy 
Edge AI and Embedded 
Tier 1 Supplier
Safety, Connectivity, 
Edge Computing and
Electronic Components Semiconductor Vendors
Building the Future 
Redefining Smart Mobility Software Providers
API Security 
Connected Vehicle 
Digital Map 
Open-Source Autonomous
Mapping and Location 
Service Providers
Cybersecurity Services
Regulations and Certifications
Digital Services
Insurance Services
Cybersecurity Services
Our News and Views
Gain Insights Into Automotive Cybersecurity
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BlogNovember 13, 2024Exposed 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. - Read More
BlogNovember 8, 2024Google’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.
