As the transportation industry continues to adopt more vehicle and internal technologies considered hackable, the importance of penetration testing takes center stage.
Security firm Sansec is urging e-commerce users of Adobe platforms to download an emergency patch following reports of hackers gaining access to customer payment information.
An Inspector General audit has found that data, including fleet records, within FMCSA may not be safe from hackers.
A new report from IBM Security, “X-Force Threat Intelligence Index 2021,” highlights the evolving nature of the cybersecurity threats facing companies — with ransomware coming out on top.
A new survey has found that while most businesses are concerned about cyberattacks, few are actually prepared for one.
As the U.S. government works to ease restrictions on where drones can fly, they could become an attractive target for hackers.
Yesterday Uber settled a lawsuit with all 50 states and the District of Columbia, agreeing to pay $148M for covering up a 2016 breach of driver and passenger data.
As the future moves towards connected vehicles that are autonomous in nature, the current IT and cybersecurity act would not be applicable, needing a clearer definition on civil liability in case of accidents.
Automotive cybersecurity is even more critical in the era of connected vehicles. Trillium has finally delivered a solution that’s unhackable… so far.
It’s finally here. Eclipse day. And as many have predicted, traffic around the country is clogging the highways, causing delays.
