TEL AVIV, Israel, Nov. 27, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Asaf Atzmon, TowerSec’s newly appointed vice president of business development, will discuss automotive cyber threats and their implication to the critical infrastructure at the ITS Israel 2015 conference, November 26.
There is a growing sense of urgency to find a solution to automotive cyber security threats. Recent demonstrated attacks have shown compromising a vehicle is a real and present danger as the vehicle’s ecosystem becomes more and more connected and the opportunity for hackers dramatically increases.
Atzmon, who recently joined TowerSec from Cisco Systems, will discuss the critical infrastructure (CI) with focus on Intelligent Transportation Systems and will talk about hacks and research findings to these systems published in recent years. He will further discuss the importance of data and the notion of data ownership as it relates to security.
“The solution to all these issues is developing a comprehensive protection approach against wired and wireless attacks,” he said. “TowerSec is recognized as a leader in cyber security. Our ECUSHIELD and TCUSHIELD software stops vehicle cyber threats now and in the future. It is the only tested and proven onboard pure software security solution available and can be immediately integrated into vehicles.” For the full article click here
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