Companies are increasingly building smart products that are tailored to know the individual user. In the automotive world, the next generation passenger vehicle could behave like a personal chauffeur, sentry and bodyguard rolled into one.
Over the next decade, every car manufacturer that offers any degree of autonomy in a vehicle will be forced to address the security of both the vehicle and your data, while also being capable of recognizing and defending against threats against you or the vehicle.
This isn’t entirely new territory. Manufacturers and their software development partners have been developing, implementing and evolving their security practices and threat detection techniques for the past 20 years. The knowledge and awareness gained from these experiences will be essential as vehicles become more autonomous and new vehicle-related risks to personal security emerge. But as manufacturers ramp up their efforts to get autonomous ve ..
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