How to improve security in automotive software.
Automotive product design is rapidly evolving and the magnitude and pace of change facing engineering organizations is challenging incumbent processes and resources, especially in the area of software design. While connected cars are not new, the frequency and depth to which the industry is embracing this dynamic is accelerating. Software has emerged as a primary vehicle for innovation and differentiation among makes and models of cars.
This white paper from VDC Research discusses the changes that systems integrators, OEMs, and/or dealers can adopt to augment security at the device level. To read more, click here.
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