
xScope
Test and Scale to Meet Unique Requirements With Our
Comprehensive yet Flexible Penetration-Testing Service
Automotive-Grade
Real-World Penetration Testing
xScope offers zero-day exploitability tests, deep assessments, and quick scans that are fully customizable to meet customers’ unique technical requirements. xScope’s target range can accommodate hardware, software, firmware, document data, and even an entire vehicle.
Specialized for the Automotive Industry
- Identifies electronic control unit (ECU) and in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) hardware and software vulnerabilities
- Checks the integrity of over-the-air (OTA) security updates for possible compromise
- Identifies possible attacks on communication protocols
Equipped With the Latest Threat Intelligence
- Uses a known vulnerability exploitation test to check for known CVEs
- Performs an exploitability test using known tools and techniques to find any missed vulnerabilities
- Conducts a zero-day exploitability test to locate vulnerabilities
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