
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
xScope FAQ
What is VicOne xScope?
What can xScope test?
What types of penetration tests does xScope offer?
Does xScope comply with automotive cybersecurity regulations?
Who benefits most from xScope?
What gives xScope an edge in finding automotive vulnerabilities?
Know More From Our Resources
GAIN INSIGHTS INTO AUTOMOTIVE CYBERSECURITY
How Mythos Is Reshaping Vulnerability Management: What CISOs Need to Know About VulnOps
Learn how Mythos-ready security and always-on VulnOps help CISOs respond faster to AI-accelerated vulnerabilities, exploit chains, and cyber risk at scale.
READ MORE →From Perception to Action: What GB/T 45502-2025 Signals for Service Robot Security
China's GB/T 45502-2025 establishes information security requirements for service robots and their supporting systems. Learn what it means for cybersecurity across the robot lifecycle.
READ MORE →What Lies Beyond Mythos: What Automakers and Suppliers Need to Prepare for Now
AI-chained attack vectors are changing vulnerability triage. Learn why automakers and suppliers must move from CVSS scores to attack-path prioritization before July 2026.
READ MORE →VicOne Situational Awareness Report: 477 Cybersecurity Incidents, 160 Ransomware Cases, and Other Automotive Threat Highlights in Q2 2026
VicOne's Situational Awareness Report in Q2 2026 breaks down cybersecurity threats across the automotive, transportation, and logistics sectors by region, domain, ransomware activity, vulnerability type, and AI-related risk.
READ MORE →