Security News > 2020 > October > C2A Security launches AutoSec, an automotive cybersecurity lifecycle management platform
C2A Security announced the launch of its flagship cybersecurity product, AutoSec, a cybersecurity lifecycle management platform.
For the first time in the automotive industry, AutoSec harmonizes communication among all the players down the supply chain, creating a uniform and effective channel for risk management that maintains in-vehicle cybersecurity throughout the vehicle lifecycle.
To accelerate industry-wide cybersecurity improvements and facilitate harmonization of cybersecurity efforts across supply chain organizations, C2A Security is releasing AutoSec under a "Freemium" model.
"By developing AutoSec with extensive input from automotive cybersecurity innovators and making it free to use for all players, we are contributing to the industry's ongoing efforts to tackle the many cybersecurity challenges of today and tomorrow."
AutoSec joins C2A's suite of in-vehicle cybersecurity solutions, which take a multi-layered approach to cybersecurity to provide automotive-relevant protection and safety compatibility.
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