LONDON, Oct. 10, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Visiongain has released a brand new automotive report: Automotive Cyber Security Market Report 2018-2028
The report covers the following areas: Forecasts by (Hardware, Software, Network, Cloud) Plus Analysis of Prospects For Connected Car & Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X, V2V, V2I, V2G, V2H, V2P, IN-V) Communication Safety & Security Within The Internet of Things (IoT) Ecosystem
The automotive industry is going through a phase of digital revolution. In the next few years, automobiles will transform into communication devices. Connected cars act as a connectivity device on wheels offering comfort, convenience, performance, safety and security combined with powerful network technology. This will keep the drivers and passengers connected to the outer world and offer them the comfort of an office and home experience even when they are travelling.
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However, the advanced connectivity solutions provided in a vehicle can also reveal certain vulnerabilities and lead to certain fraudulent activities and thus demands effective cyber security solutions to ensure safety and security.
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The Visiongain report analyst commented, “The issue of cyber security came to prominence when researchers proved that vehicles can be hacked. The instance which received the most media coverage was Fiat Chrysler Automobiles recalling 1.254 million vehicles in July 2017 to address the software error which occurred in the vehicles, after researchers demonstrated a Proof-Of-Concept (POC) attack where they took control of vehicles remotely.
Therefore, it is not surprising that the automotive cyber security sector receives a lot of attention and investment from different players in the automotive supply chain. However, there are still too many cars that do not have adequate security protection.
Cyber threats are evolving rapidly and becoming more sophisticated. Despite ever-improving cyber security technologies, cyber-attacks continue to increase strongly. Today there are hundreds of cyber security companies in the world, with new firms entering the market at a high frequency, and investors continue to invest billions every year into the industry. However, there are not many cyber security companies that specialise in automotive cyber security, and only for the past few years have these companies been receiving funding and investments.”
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Leading companies featured in the report who are developing automotive cyber security include Cisco Systems, Intel Corporation, Symantec Corporation, International Business Machines (IBM), Harman International, NXP Semiconductors, Infineon Technologies AG, Argus Cyber Security, Trillium Inc. and Karamba Security
The full list of companies mentioned in this report include:
1 Mainstream Inc
4FrontSecurity
Acano Limited
ADMtek
Agile 3 Solutions
Airbus
Alchemy API
Alienvault
Allianz
Allianz Ventures
Altera
Altiris
AMX LCC
AppStream
Argus Cyber Security Ltd
Arilou
Aspera inc.
Assemblage
AT&T
Audi
Baidu
Bang & Olufsen
Bindview Development Corporation
Blackfin Security
Blue Box Group Inc.
Blue Coat
BMW
BT Assure Threat Defence
BT Group
BT Security
Bull
Cadillac
Catena
Chrysler
Cisco Systems Inc.
Citroen
ClearLeap
Clearwell Systems
Cleversafe
Cloudant
Cloudigo
Code Red Technologies
Cognitive Security
Collaborate.com
Comneon
Company-I
Composite Software
CrossIdeas
CSL International
Daeja Image Systems Ltd
Daimler AG
Delphi
Denso
Dodge
Elektrobit Automotive GmbH
Embrane
Escrypt
Explorys
Eyal Gura
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
Fiberlink Communications
Ford
Freescale Semiconductors (FSL)
Gemalto
General Motors (GM)
Gideon Technologies
Giesecke & Devrient (G&D)
Google Inc.
Gravitant
Harman international
Havok
Healthcare Incorporated
Honda
Honeywell
Hyundai Motor Co
IAB
IBM
Imlogic Inc
Infineon Technologies
Infinity
Insieme Networks
Intel
Intel Security Group
International Business Machines (IBM) Corporation
International Rectifier
Intucell
Jeep
Jennic
JouleX
Karamba Security
Kaspersky Lab
Kia
KT
Lancope, Inc
Lear Corp
Lenovo
Lexus
LifeLock
Lighthouse Security Group, LLC
LiveOffice
Lockheed Martin
Logic
Lotus Engineering
Magma Venture Partners
Magna International
Mahindra
MaintenanceNet
Marvell
Mazda
McAfee
Memoir Systems
Mercedes-Benz
MessageLabs
Metacloud
Meteorix LLC
Mi5 Networks
Microsoft
Mitsubishi
Mobileye
Motus Ventures
MWM Acoustics
NCC Group
Neophis
Nissan
NitroDesk
NitroSecurity
Nokia Growth Partners (NGP)
Northrop Grumman
Now Factory
nSuite
Nukona
nVidia
NXP Semiconductors
Observable Network
Opel
OpenDNS
Oracle
Orange
OurCrowd
ParStream
PasswordBank
Pawaa
PC
Penta Security
PGP Corporation
Phytel
PistonCloud Computing
Porsche
Portcullis Computer
PSA Peugeot Citroën
Qualcomm Technologies Inc.
RAD Group
Range Rover
Raytheon
Recon Instruments
Redbend
Relicore Inc.
Renault
Renesas Electronics Corporation
Safran
Sahil International
Samsung Electronics Co.
SBD & NCC
SBI Holdings
Secunet AG
Secure Computing
Security Group
Security InMotion
Security Innovation
Sentrigo
Silveerpop
Simics
Skoda
Skyport Systems, Inc.
SoftLayer
SoftScan
SolveDirect
Sony Pictures
Sophos
SourceFire Inc
Ssangyong
Star Analytics Inc
STMicroelectronics (STM)
StrongLoop
Subaru
Suzuki
SwapDrive
Sygate Technology
Sygic
Symantec Corporation
Symphony Teleca
Tail-f Systems
TalkTalk
Tata
TCS tata consultancy services
Telefonica
Telenor
Tesla
Thales
The Weather Company
ThreatGrid
TomTom
Tools
Toshiba
TowerSec
Toyota
Transparent
Trend Micro
Trillium Inc.
Tropo
Trusteer
Ubiquisys
UrbanCode Inc.
Utimaco
Vedecom Tech
VeriSign
Veritas
Verizon
Vertex Ventures
Virtutech
Visteon
Vivant
Volkswagen Group
Vontu
VW Data:Lab
WHIPTAIL
WholeSecurity
Wind River Systems
Wolfspeed
Xtify Inc
XtreamLok
ZiiLabs
Zohar ZIsapel
Notes for Editors
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