Actionable Benefits
- Plan your telematics and connected vehicle cybersecurity strategy and optimize your data management initiatives.
- Assist your customers understand the risks and opportunities in the telematics market.
- Understand the key hardware and software security offerings in telematics applications with direct applications to the overarching security threshold of connected vehicles in the V2X era.
Research Highlights
- Telematics data security in inherently tied to other important connected vehicle operations and includes other vital objectives related to data reliability, versatility, value and monetization.
- Telematics digital security and connected vehicle cybersecurity is lagging behind but car OEMs are making crucial steps to improve the cyber-readiness of connected fleets.
- Vehicle digitization, connectivity and autonomous functionalities presupposes the use of cybersecurity services across the entire value chain: from vehicle network to TCU/Gateway, over to MNOs and finally to ISPs and car OEM Cloud.
- Tackling telematics data security originates at the silicon and hardware level through the use of secure elements in eUICCs/eSIM, TPMs and HSMs providing some much-needed protection across cellular communications, in-vehicle firmware security, data encryption and device management operations
- OEM telematics considered superior over their aftermarket counterparts. Security implementation depended upon various stages of the supply chain.
Critical Questions Answered
- What is the current state of the market for telematics security?
- How is the market evolving and how do eSIM, TPM and HSM V2X modules expected to fare in the coming years?
- What are the key drivers? How does the supply chain foster additional growth?
- How should implementers tackle telematics data security and is it worth the additional investment?
Who Should Read This?
- Vehicle manufacturers
- ISPs, Telcos, and telematics services providers
- Insurers, tier one and tier two automotive suppliers.
- IoT digital security service providers
- PKI providers and Certificate Authorities
- Connectivity and cloud service providers
- OEMs, gateway, device and embedded hardware security manufacturers
- Governmental, regulatory and standardization organizations
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