xZETA
Gain Zero-Day Risk Insights From Our Superior
Automotive Vulnerability and SBOM Management System
Today's Systems Fail to Adequately Mitigate Software Risks — Here's Why
Focus Only on Known
Vulnerabilities
Vulnerabilities are going beyond known open-source vulnerabilities to zero-day vulnerabilities and malicious objects. Addressing only open-source vulnerabilities is not enough to mitigate risks in the new, software-defined vehicle landscape.
Non-Actionable
Vulnerability Insights
Constrained and insufficient remediation information leads to OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers heavily depending on manual efforts for vulnerability collection, assessment, and management. Not only is this approach time-consuming but it also carries the risk of human errors.
Struggles With
Inaccurate SBOMs
The automatically generated software bill of materials (SBOM) from the vulnerability management platform may contain errors, such as incorrect open-source component versions or path details. This forces the product security team to invest a significant amount of time in manual review.
Superior Automotive Vulnerability and SBOM Management System
The Best Coverage
Eliminate Blind Spots With 189% More Visibility
In contrast to vulnerability management platforms that narrowly address known open-source vulnerabilities only, xZETA offers superior visibility into zero-day, undisclosed, and known vulnerabilities, Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE), advanced persistent threats (APTs),* and ransomware.* Our threat intelligence surpasses the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) by 189%, providing a wider spectrum of detection coverage.
Precise Prioritization
Allocate Resources Effectively on Critical 10%
Utilizing our unique technology, the VicOne Vulnerability Impact Rating (VVIR),* xZETA empowers OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers to focus their efforts on the critical 10% of vulnerabilities that exert the highest impact on their systems. This innovative approach combines internal insights, including system environment and product usage scenarios, with external intelligence derived from our exclusive automotive threat intelligence.
Actionable Insights
Automotive Threat Intelligence at Your Fingertips
Aligned with ISO/SAE 21434, xZETA provides an automotive threat intelligence database that relentlessly tracks global cybersecurity incidents and news, directly correlating them with the relevant vulnerabilities. This enables OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers to prioritize vulnerabilities accurately, understand how attackers exploit them, and map out attack paths with the necessary context.
Accurate SBOMs
Reduce Unnecessary Manual Efforts
Differing from vulnerability scanning tools that produce SBOMs with missing file paths, erroneous versions, and omitted package information, xZETA provides accurate SBOMs. xZETA's focus on software content ensures accurate version detection results, even in situations where the software version does not align with its associated configuration files or documentation. In addition, xZETA goes beyond SBOMs by also supporting hardware bills of materials (HBOMs) and cryptographic bills of materials (CBOMs), ensuring a robust and complete product security strategy.
Origin Identification
Know the Software Origin in One Place
To strengthen national security, the US is proposing new rules on connected vehicles with software sourced from "countries of concern." xZETA automatically generates an SBOM and delivers supplier and origin details for software packages, ensuring effortless traceability.
More Product Features
- Leaves source code untouched in binary analysis.
- Works with your existing CI/CD process to enhance operational efficiency through automation of SBOM extraction and monitoring for vulnerabilities.
- Seamlessly integrates with third-party ticketing systems like Jira and Block Harbor for streamlined case management. Read Solution Brief
- Allows changing the severity of an issue by modifying its CVSS score after investigation.
- Detects sensitive data within the firmware to mitigate the risk of data leakage.
- Provides open-source license visibility within the SBOM for compliance assurance.
- Enables convenient SBOM export in standard formats such as SPDX and CycloneDX to facilitate easy sharing with OEMs, and is compliant with NTIA SBOM requirements.
- Equips you with readiness against risks in software-defined vehicles (SDVs), bolstered by the largest vulnerability database in the market.
- Allows custom role-based access control (RBAC) to simplify user permission management.
xZETA FAQ
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Our Collaborations
Mr. Koji Kanazawa
Compared to manual vulnerability extraction, we estimate a 70–80% reduction in workload. Without xZETA and VicOne's support, meeting the target [compliance] date would have been impossible.
Tin T. Nguyen
We utilize the xZETA system to demonstrate our effective vulnerability management capabilities to auditors, which helps us meet the requirements of UN R155.
YC Chang
The xZETA system delivers almost immediate results ... accelerating our product development efficiency. ... In a recent case, we went from vulnerability scan to patch deployment in just two weeks, a major improvement from the previous six-month time frame.
Jason Hsu
VicOne xZETA swiftly addresses unknown cybersecurity vulnerabilities, enhancing our proactive management and product security.
John Heldreth
We are grateful for VicOne's support and industry-leading expertise in creating the specialized AutoVulnDB CVE database.
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