Modern vehicles are increasingly equipped with internet connectivity, which in turn is making vehicle IT systems more vulnerable to attacks. These systems must be protected against unauthorized access by intruders who may attempt to manipulate the ECU software (e.g. tuning) or manipulate the vehicle’s anti-theft mechanism (immobilizer). There is also a risk that criminals could misuse the internet connection of the vehicle to access the in-vehicle communication system and carry out targeted manipulation of the vehicle’s behavior.
ESCRYPT’s new CycurHSM product is an innovative and flexible HSM security firmware that ensures secure boot of the ECU, secure in-vehicle communication, ECU component protection and secure flashing.
ESCRYPT now offers webinar recording 'How to secure automotive ECUs – introducing HSM technology and trusted boot feature', in which we will introduce the HSM technology and an overview of CycurHSM 2.x's cryptographic features, as well as how CycurHSM 2.x ensures vehicle cybersecurity in typical use cases, like secure on-board communication.
