At the Forefront of Automotive Cybersecurity
The automotive industry is undergoing major changes with Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs), advanced AI, and evolving EV charging systems—bringing new cybersecurity risks. In 2024, over 200 incidents were reported, causing more than $2.2 billion in damages. Attacks have shifted from hardware to in-vehicle systems and cloud platforms, with rising vulnerabilities in chipsets and EV charging infrastructure. This session will share key insights from a VicOne research report and explore future trends in automotive cybersecurity.
- Safety & Security
- Automotive Software Expo
Speaker
VicOne corporation
Director
Business Development Div.
Yusuke Sasaki
Having 15 years of experience at a global certification body, primarily supporting automotive OEMs and suppliers, focused on various testing and certification business, and also launching and development of consulting business of automotive functional safety ISO 26262, managing M&A projects, and overseeing global account management and information security–related solutions. In January 2025, joined VicOne, engaging in business development and sales of security solutions including security software and penetration testing services to help automotive OEMs and suppliers to address cybersecurity issues.
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