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Automotive manufacturers are implementing zero-trust security frameworks, which mandate continuous verification of all devices and users, even within the vehicle's network. This approach addresses the rising complexity of connected vehicles and the need to defend against both external and internal threats. Zero-trust architecture prevents unauthorized access to critical vehicle systems, protects sensitive data, and ensures secure over-the-air updates.
For instance, in May 2024, SwRI engineers developed an advanced cybersecurity framework for vehicles. The Zero-Trust Architecture for Automotive Networks enhances the security of computerized vehicle systems by applying proven IT security principles. This zero-trust approach now protects vehicle electronics, software, and sensors from cyber threats.
The automotive industry's intricate supply chain, involving numerous suppliers and third-party components, presents several security vulnerabilities. Upholding uniform security standards and ensuring the integrity of all components and software is a significant challenge. Manufacturers must collaborate with various stakeholders to achieve comprehensive security.