Company Description
C2A Security provides an automated and comprehensive cybersecurity management system for the automotive industry that allows vehicle manufacturers to build cybersecurity into their software right from the initial stages of risk assessment through the development process and beyond. C2A Security’s solution is uniquely designed for the challenges of electric vehicles (EVs) with its multi-vendor ecosystem, new attack vectors: EV chargers, network, and grid.
The automotive world is increasingly software driven, with the typical modern vehicle running on an estimated 100 million lines of code, a number that is growing rapidly. Vehicle cybersecurity is a growing concern with vehicular cyberattacks a growing problem.
C2A Security’s EVSec cybersecurity management systems is the first comprehensive cybersecurity management system that provides OEMs, Tier-1s, and automotive stakeholders with the visibility and control needed to meet vehicles’ lifelong cybersecurity needs. The system includes protection specific to the growing electric vehicle market and its specific cyber security challenges like the vehicle, chargers, and the electric grid.
EVSec supports the vehicle lifecycle throughout with unique tools for development, testing, production, and design.
EVSec provides tools for development, testing, production, and design. It automates many processes including aggregated car data fabric, lists of smart fuzz scenarios, and implementation rules for real-time protection. The company’s solution does all of this while sharing data in real time between the software integrator, ECU supplier, chip supplier, charging vendor, service provider and more so that collaboration is encouraged. The management extends beyond the vehicle to the entire ecosystem which includes EV-related infrastructure, managing and protecting the charger, network battery management system, and electric grid. EVSec gives the cybersecurity stakeholders a single pane of glass when it comes to identifying all of the relevant components and players in this multi-vendor EV ecosystem: operator, OEM, charging supplier, and payment supplier.
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