Protecting and Empowering
Automotive Stakeholders

VicOne gives OEMs centralized cybersecurity visibility across complex connected vehicle ecosystems. By analyzing cross-layer data from vehicle systems, software, and cloud infrastructure, VicOne enables security teams to detect threats earlier and respond with targeted mitigations — including virtual patches and automated defenses.

VicOne solutions help OEMs build a forward-looking cybersecurity strategy aligned with UN Regulation R155, supporting manufacturers in meeting and exceeding regulatory requirements while strengthening the security of software-defined vehicles throughout their lifecycle.

VicOne enables OEMs to securely innovate AI-powered cockpit systems by detecting and mitigating cybersecurity risks unique to AI-integrated vehicle environments. VicOne's solutions protect against sensitive data leaks, phishing attacks targeting in-vehicle systems, remote code execution, and exposure of personally identifiable information (PII) — helping OEMs deploy AI cockpit features without expanding the vehicle attack surface.

US Connected Vehicle Regulations (15-CFR Part 791 Subpart D) prohibit connected vehicles from using software or hardware tied to “countries of concern.” Relying solely on supplier declarations or outdated, point-in-time surveys delays detection, and by then it is the OEM, not the supplier, that bears the liability. xZETA makes identifying software origin automatic: it flags high-risk components, detects origin changes before they become major risks, and keeps products compliant from development to deployment.