Easy Compliance With Automotive OEM and Regulatory Requirements
New regulations bring new challenges and risks to automotive suppliers. With VicOne's solutions, Tier 1 suppliers can comply in a timely manner with the requests of automotive manufacturers (OEMs). These bundled solutions are not just essential for compliance — they improve suppliers' cybersecurity as well. VicOne is certified with ASPICE CL2 product and project compliance.
OEM and Regulatory Compliance
VicOne's solutions make it easier for you to comply with requirements from regulations and cybersecurity requests from automotive OEMs.
Zero-Day Vulnerability Mitigation
Be prepared to mitigate risks with the virtual patch, a safety net that helps block known vulnerabilities so that you can focus on finding fixes.
Cybersecurity Knowledge Enhancement
New regulations can sometimes be difficult to understand and implement. Fortunately, VicOne's customer-driven team is dedicated to providing the required services to expedite your product deployment and improve your domain knowledge.
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Precise Next-Gen Vehicle Security Operations Center (VSOC) Platform
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Frictionless On-Board Intrusion Detection or Prevention System (IDS/IPS)
xZETA
Superior Automotive Vulnerability and SBOM Management System
xScope
Comprehensive yet Flexible Penetration-Testing Service
Smart Cockpit Protection
Secure Innovation of AI-Powered Cockpits by Avoiding Sensitive Data Leaks and Addressing Security Risks
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