Cybersecurity report supplements cybersecurity market tracker. This report analyses security growth trend and provide key market players and OEM cybersecurity strategy analysis.
The 2023 cybersecurity report highlights the ongoing evaluation of OEM security market strategies and the growth picture. Key highlights include 1) the Chinese automotive cybersecurity market is growing significantly, driven by the rise in EV sales and the establishment of the comprehensive AUTOSEMO software architecture. 2) OEMs are enhancing security measures in various aspects including internal information management, R&D process optimization, and establishment of dedicated cybersecurity teams, 3) OEM cybersecurity strategy is shaping by regional variations and driven by cybersecurity regulations like UNECE WP.29, ISO/SAE 21434, NHTSA, and MIIT, 4) shortage of cybersecurity experts is leading the automotive industry to leverage automation to address security threats, with the industry currently grappling with a shortage of 3.4 million professionals.
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Overview
Report Summary
2023 Cybersecurity Report Highlights
Research scope
Introduction
Market Analysis
Overview
Automotive cybersecurity market: drivers and restraints
Sales trend of cybersecurity-enabled vehicles
Growth of cybersecurity software
Growth of cloud-based cybersecurity
Automotive cybersecurity market outlook: next five years
Connected gateway software forecast by region
Bus network software forecast by region
Bus network – differences between Gateway HPC vs switches region
Gateway HPC
Ethernet switches
ECU software forecast by region
Off-board and SOC (VSOC) forecast by region
Cybersecurity solutions and E/E architecture evolution region
Cybersecurity market growth by region and segment
Automotive Cybersecurity Market Segment Analysis
Automotive Cybersecurity Market Regional Analysis
Cybersecurity market overview for Commercial vehicles
Cybersecurity threat and defense
Evolution of vehicle architecture and cybersecurity
Protection overview: what must be defended?
Potential cybersecurity attack trends and attack vectors
Vehicle subscription services
Third-party automotive mobile apps
EV charging networks and infrastructure
Fleet management
Mobility-as-a-Service
New insurance models
Smart mobility APIs
Cybersecurity solutions
Securing vehicle architecture with AUTOSAR and AUTOSEMO
AUTOSAR, or Automotive Open System Architecture
AUTOSAR Cybersecurity management
Secure update and trusted platform
RTA-VRTE: platform software framework for AUTOSAR Adaptive
AUTOSEMO
AUTOSAR research in China will focus on CP + AP integration, ecosystem construction, and localization
Silicon features enhancing cybersecurity
Embedded secure elements (eSE) in Automotive vehicle
Trusted Key Management (TKM) solutions in Automotive
Digital Key (CCC DK 3.0 standard) solutions in Automotive
Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning: How is it improving Cyber security solution?
Best automotive cybersecurity solutions
In-vehicle vs out of vehicle cybersecurity technologies or solutions
Market significance
Greater China automotive cybersecurity value chain
China Automotive Software Cybersecurity
China Automotive Hardware Cybersecurity
Chinese strong EV supply chain
Top cybersecurity players in Greater China
Tencent keen lab
QianXin
Beijing Yunchi Future Technology/Yunchi Future/InchTek
Zhito (Suzhou Zhito Technology)
Apollo / Baidu
Cybersecurity regulations and guidelines in Greater China
Development targets for connected vehicles and IoV
China technology and data regulations: A changing environment for international firms
China’s tension with the West for Tech & Trade
Supplier analysis
Introduction
Cybersecurity specialists
Argus
Upstream Security
Neusoft
Pateo
GuardKnox
Zscaler
C2A security
Electrobit
Fortinet
Karamba Security
New entrants
Alibaba
Mcafee
Checkpoint software
Denso
Trillex Fireye
Key suppliers
Desay System
Darktrace
AWS
Synopsys
Key market events
OEM analysis
Introduction
OEM cybersecurity strategies
In-house Capabilities and Partnerships
Fully In-House Development
Semi-Custom Development
Complete Outsourcing
Building a Cybersecurity Consortium Strategy
Security Chip and HSM Strategy
Multi-layered Approach
Building Teams for Cybersecurity
OEM cybersecurity strategy regional implementation
OEM cybersecurity strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
Weaknesses
OEM Cyber security future challenges
Bloated Software and Exposure
The talent gap
OEM and Suppliers
Establishing Consumer Trust
Time to Market
Emerging Technologies and Data Protection
Emergence of Hacking Infiltration Techniques
Conclusion