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Mobility companies face rising cyber threats, as shown by CDK Global's recent breach, impacting the entire ecosystem—from the factory floor to cars, telematics servers, and dealerships.
Modern software-defined vehicles (SDVs) run on up to 150 million lines of code, increasing the risk of vulnerabilities, secrets leaks, and exploits that can endanger driver safety and vehicle functionality.
Insecure telematics and command servers let attackers remotely control or disable vehicles, creating serious physical risks due to the blend of IT and OT systems in mobility. This creates safety risks for millions of drivers on the road.
Vehicles collect vast personal data, making them prime breach targets. A single breach could expose users to identity theft, and the organization to regulatory penalties and severe reputation damage, potentially leading to lost market share and long-term erosion of trust.
The automotive supply chain is complex and relies heavily on third-party components. A single compromised component can create a domino effect and affect multiple vehicles across different manufacturers, posing a fleet-wide systemic risk. The impact can be severe, as seen in incidents like the SolarWinds breach.
When passwords or other authentication is hard-coded in vehicles’ software it can grant attackers or APT groups access to key systems, causing breaches and disruptions, highlighting the dangers of poor secrets management in the automotive industry.
OTA updates, while convenient for maintaining vehicle software, can be intercepted and manipulated by attackers, leading to unauthorized access, potential ransomware attacks, and exploitation of hidden features.
Granting broader access to vehicle data under the "right to repair" could expose sensitive information, necessitating stronger data protection measures.
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