Today's vehicles are equipped with multiple microcontrollers that control critical safety and performance functions in a vehicle. When considering security, automotive manufacturers must account for energy consumption, performance time and the viability of a given solution against the long-term threats presented by quantum computers.

For example, our ISO26262 certified security methods can be leveraged to implement a fast-performing secure boot operation to protect against unauthorized firmware changes and ensure that the microcontroller boots using only trusted software.

Our methods can also be leveraged to provide anti-counterfeiting protection for control modules. In this example, a Securing Domain electronic control unit (ECU) running Veridify's security methods validates the manufacturer's Collison Avoidance Sensor to deem it authentic.

View the CES2020 Auto Security Demonstration