Blind spots from code to car: Hunting hidden risks in automotive software supply chains
As modern vehicles evolve into software-defined platforms, the need for robust cybersecurity practices across the entire development lifecycle has never been greater. Vulnerabilities can emerge in freshly written code and third-party components, making comprehensive scanning essential from day one.
In this webinar, Noam Herzenstein and Jonathan Legkov of PlaxidityX will explore a dual-phase approach to automotive vulnerability scanning, combining early detection during development with in-depth analysis of compiled software and supplier components.
The experts will also deliver a live demo to illustrate how to integrate vulnerability scanning with Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment processes (TARA).
Key topics and takeaways:
- Discover how to improve your product’s cyber posture at the design stage
- Learn how to integrate vulnerability scanning into your CI/CD pipeline, enabling developers to catch issues as they code
- Find out how to uncover hidden risks in software binaries, including precompiled third-party and supplier libraries, when source code isn’t available
- Gain insight into current regulations, such as the recent U.S. Department of Commerce’s rule titled ‘BIS Securing the Information and Communications Technology and Services Supply Chain’.