Software-Defined Vehicles concentrate compute, move features into software, and update over the air. That unlocks huge capability, and it opens up a whole new attack surface. We help you secure the SDV architecture before it ships, not after.
Moving from dozens of distributed ECUs to zonal controllers and central compute changes the threat model completely. Service-oriented software, hypervisors running mixed-criticality workloads, and frequent OTA updates each open up new paths an attacker can take.
Securing an SDV isn't a matter of securing one more ECU. It's securing a software platform on wheels, with the safety stakes of a vehicle.
Securing in-vehicle service communication and APIs (such as SOME/IP), and the identity and access between services.
Isolation, secure boot, and hardening for high-performance controllers.
Keeping safety and non-safety workloads properly separated.
Trust boundaries and least-privilege access across the in-vehicle network.
We review your target SDV architecture, threat-model the new attack surfaces, and define the security requirements and roadmap that fit your platform programme, connecting straight through to our TARA, testing and compliance teams.
An SDV architecture security review · a threat model · security requirements · an OTA security strategy · a roadmap.
ISO 9001:2015 · ISO 27001:2022
Talk to an advisor about your SDV programme: the architecture, the OTA strategy, and the security requirements that keep it certifiable and safe.
