An overview exploring the cyber risks of connected cars given current technological trends. By Ronen Smoly, CEO, Argus Cyber Security. Published in Automotive World, September 2022. You’re on [...]

This is the second post in a series on vehicle vulnerability management. Read the first post outlining vulnerability-related challenges facing the automotive supply chain. OEMs’ lack of [...]

The recent high severity Apache Log4j 2 vulnerability has security teams around the world scrambling to patch their backend servers exposed to the internet from the latest Log4Shell [...]

We’re excited to let our readers know that Argus won the “Automotive Cybersecurity Innovation of the Year” award in the 2021 Autotech Breakthrough Awards Program for our new [...]

Over the past decade, the auto sector has undergone a digital transformation. Today virtually all vehicles come with built in connectivity options. Like any industry with rising connectivity and [...]

Software vulnerabilities are weaknesses or flaws in computer code that could allow an attacker to gain control of a system. For as long as humans continue to write code, vulnerabilities will [...]

Penetration (pen) testing is a well-known method for exposing cybersecurity vulnerabilities and other potential security gaps depending on the customer objectives, and validating that the [...]

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are ubiquitous in connected car services and fleet management systems. They are the glue that holds together all the pieces of the connected car [...]

IT-based penetration testing  (pen-testing) is a well-known method of conducting a simulation of a cyber attack. In a pen-testing project, researchers imitate a hacker’s behavior, methods, and [...]

On January 26th,  the research group at Qualys, an IT security provider, published a report illustrating how they succeeded to exploit a vulnerability (CVE-2021-3156) in Sudo, an open source code [...]