Security News > 2020 > February > GM prioritizes cybersecurity with internal training and bug bounties
GM is working with industry colleagues, company engineers, and middle school students to make cybersecurity a cornerstone of the auto industry, according to GM Chairman and CEO Mary Barra.
Barra spoke at RSA 2020 on Thursday and explained the company's sophisticated strategy to improve cybersecurity now and in the future.
Barra also described the company's Vehicle Intelligence Platform as the nervous system for GM vehicles.
Barra said the company practices enterprise-wide "Cyber hygiene" by training all software developers in secure coding.
GM also contributes to Auto-ISAC, an industry collaboration that shares and analyzes emerging cybersecurity risks to the vehicle and works to improve vehicle security among supplier, original equipment manufacturers and the commercial vehicle sector.