Argus Fleet Protection

UNLIKE TRADITIONAL IT SECURITY, THE AUTOMOTIVE DOMAIN PRESENTS VARIED THREAT MODELS, MONITORING AND REMEDY CONSTRAINTS, SCALE CHALLENGES, AS WELL AS STRINGENT GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS. FOR THESE REASONS, OEMs REQUIRE DEDICATED AUTOMOTIVE SECURITY OPERATION CENTERS (ASOC).

BASED ON EXTENSIVE AUTOMOTIVE CYBERSECURITY RESEARCH, ARGUS FLEET PROTECTION ADDRESSES THESE CYBERSECURITY CHALLENGES BY EQUIPPING OEMs WITH TOOLS TO MONITOR, DETECT, AND RESPOND TO CYBER ATTACKS TARGETING VEHICLES IN POST-PRODUCTION. OUR PRODUCT WORKS WITH OR WITHOUT CYBER SECURITY SOLUTIONS INSTALLED IN THE VEHICLE.

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KEY BENEFITS

Gain visibility into your fleet cyber health

By receiving real-time updates on incidents in the fleet, security analysts can easily assess the cause and impact of each event and respond effectively.

PROTECT EVEN THE LARGEST FLEETS

Every year OEMs sell millions of vehicles, each with an average lifespan of eleven to twelve years. As a result, the number of OEM vehicles post-production is potentially greater than the average number of assets in a large corporate network. Designed for scale, Argus Fleet Protection runs on the most advanced, robust, and resilient Big Data technologies to seamlessly support even the largest of fleets.

Identify known and unknown attacks

A combination of big data analysis engines work together to provide the highest detection rates over the short and long term.

Together the engines provide insights into a broad spectrum of potential attack scenarios:

Rule-based engines provide alerts on attacks unique to the automotive ecosystem based on Argus’ vast automotive cyber research. Rules can be continuously customized and updated by security analysts in order to detect specific signs of malicious activity. For example, a rule can be created to identify deviations from expected vehicle communications with an OEM server – such as an unusual number of requests.
Machine learning engines use dedicated algorithms, statistical models, and natural language processing (NLP) techniques to uncover unknown attacks that are almost impossible to anticipate in a dynamic cyber landscape. For example anomalies in sequences of logs that may indicate manipulation of the server’s logic.

Achieve compliance with emerging standards and regulations

Argus Fleet Protection enables OEMs to respond to existing guidelines and principles endorsed by industry bodies and regulators as well as prepare for impending mandates and new standards-setting activities (e.g. WP. 29, ISO 21434, SAE J3061).

REDUCE TIME TO MITIGATION

OEMs gain full visibility across the fleet, identify which vehicles are being attacked, and receive detailed alerts to significantly reduce investigation time and enable rapid response.

Identifying and Investigating Attacks with Argus Fleet Protection

CORE COMPONENTS

Threat Hunting

Detect threats to vehicles and backend services using automotive threat detection engines, machine learning algorithms, and custom rule-based tools.

Investigation & Reporting

Analyze detected threats using unique investigation and reporting tools designed for specific automotive attack scenarios.

Incident Management

Manage the entire lifecycle of a threat with an extensive set of Automotive Security Operation Center playbooks developed by Argus’ automotive cybersecurity experts.

DEPLOYMENT SCENARIOS

Integrated into a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) solution

Argus Fleet Protection integrates with existing MSSP Security Operation Center Solutions (SOCs) to provide a complete Automotive Security Operations Center (ASOC):

Sends alerts directly to the MSSP SOC for further investigation or immediate action
Solution available with leading managed security service providers such as Ericsson, Singtel, and T-Systems.

STAND-ALONE - ON PREMISE OR IN THE CLOUD

Argus fleet protection works independently to provide OEMs and fleet managers the ability to know if they are hacked and the tools to perform deep analysis of each event.