Argus’ ECU Intrusion Detection and Prevention System reduces risk and drives compliance with detection, protection, logging, and fail-safe capabilities for Posix based ECUs running Linux, Android and Adaptive AutoSAR software.
Built on widely available POSIX operating systems, core components such as infotainment, telemetry units, and driver assistance systems are exposed to a wide pool of potential increased risks. Vulnerability databases are freely available to malicious actors, and connections like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth provide an attack vector. As a result, manufacturers and suppliers need ECU protection tools which accommodate automotive-specific requirements, such as AUTOSAR cyber security.
To detect threats and prevent system intrusions
With support for Linux, Android, and Adaptive AutoSAR operating systems
ASPICE (3.1) Level 2 product and project compliance
ECU cyber security capabilities can be enabled, disabled or adjusted over the vehicle lifecycle
Automotive cybersecurity innovation of the year
With minimal impact on ECU memory and CPU
Validate the integrity and authenticity of executables at boot and during runtime
OS hardening to prevent unauthorized resource use and malicious commands
Provides a standardized interface for receiving notifications of on-board security events SEv.
Detects anomalous activities and provides automated response options
Argus Connected Host Protection provides detection and prevention controls for securing vehicle ECUs and achieving system and vehicle compliance.
Monitor CAN network traffic, detect anomalies and the signs of a threat, and prevent major risks including denial-of-service and brute-force attacks.
Protect in-vehicle networks with comprehensive network monitoring, threat detection, and attack prevention as an ECU library or pre-integrated into switch firmware.
