PlaxidityX IDXR serves as the central nervous system for vehicle security. This unified, bidirectional agent aggregates, normalizes, and processes signals from any sensor – transforming raw vehicle data into high-fidelity, actionable security intelligence directly at the edge.
Modern connected vehicles generate gigabytes of data daily. Traditional security approaches stream raw logs to the cloud, resulting in massive cellular bills, skyrocketing cloud storage costs and severe “alert fatigue” for SOC teams. To secure SDVs efficiently, OEMs need a smarter approach. PlaxidityX IDXR filters noise, normalizes fragmented sensor data, and detects threats in real-time – before expensive data is ever sent to the cloud.
A single in-vehicle security brain that simultaneously supports both Vehicle Cyber Protection and Keyless Theft Prevention applications
Leverages local AI capabilities to filter out >90% of false positives and raw “noise” at the source, drastically reducing connectivity and cloud processing costs
Ingests and standardizes data from IDPX sensors, third-party sensors, or native ECUs
Moves beyond passive reporting. IDXR operates locally to block attacks and neutralize theft attempts in milliseconds, even without cloud connectivity
Bidirectional communication allows the agent to receive security updates, new threat signatures, and detection rules from the cloud (VPCC) without requiring full firmware OTAs
Built-in support for UNR 155 and GB/T standards via reliable, tamper-proof security logging, while delivering the operational efficiency needed for true ROI
Normalizes mismatched signals from CAN, Ethernet, and Host layers into one coherent data model for the entire vehicle.
Runs autonomous detection rules locally on the ECU to identify immediate threats (e.g., CAN injection, brute force) in milliseconds.
Continuously records a buffer of vehicle data, while uploading only high-severity threats for bandwidth optimization.
Shared backbone for Vehicle Cyber Protection and Keyless Theft Prevention reduces integration complexity and CPU overhead.
Manages a secure, optimized pipeline to the VPCC for fleet-wide correlation.
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.