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Who is responsible for securing the connected car?UltraSoC Blog - Aileen Ryan, UltraSoCAug. 19, 2019 |
I came across this excellent, thought-provoking white paper from NTT Security and felt that some of the insights were worth sharing.
Some of our previous blogs have discussed the cost implications of automotive cybersecurity for vehicle manufacturers, and the potential implications for the driver and passengers of vehicles. But this paper got me thinking about another angle – responsibility and liability.
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