How to Keep a Lid on the CAN - Monitoring Aftermarket Components
How can OEMs and Tier suppliers keep track of what is happening in their...
Further Articles
Understanding Automotive Cyber Security – Electronic Control Units
The second in the Understanding Automotive Cyber Security series, this article examines the Electronic Control Units that form the main attack surfaces in the connected vehicle.
Understanding Automotive Cyber Security – The In-Vehicle Network
To understand automotive cyber security, you need to understand the anatomy of a vehicle, from its in-vehicle networks, to control units and sensors. This article is the first in a series providing...
How Vehicles Are Hacked – And What to Do to Prevent It
What is car hacking, and how should automotive firms approach the development of an effective cyber security strategy? What are a vehicle’s vulnerabilities, and what can manufacturers do to...
How Many Screens Are Too Many? – Balance in UX Design
They’re hard to miss, and more often now in recent years, in-car tablets, touch screens and graphical displays are being positioned as unique selling points. But when does a useful display screen...
Working With An American Legend
Providing Connected Navigation to the all-new Jeep Compass
Cyber Crimes Are Forbidden By Law
Since I, Robot, we are more or less familiar with the three laws of robotics: a great illustration of how any technology needs to have clear guidelines on how it should be used. Just like...