Vehicle (IDS) Intrusion Detection System Manager – PlaxidityX Ep 14

Cars, Hackers & Cyber Security

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Intrusion Detection System Managers (IdsM) play a vital role in modern automotive cybersecurity, addressing the challenges posed by complex security events and regulatory requirements. IdsM solutions filter and standardize event data from AUTOSAR and Linux ECUs, reducing inefficiencies in monitoring and analysis.

In this episode, we will explore how challenges related to fragmented formats, limited ECU storage, and escalating data volumes are addressed by IdsM. By filtering irrelevant events locally, these solutions enhance fleet automotive security monitoring while reducing costs.

Join us to discover how PlaxidityX’s IdsM for Linux provides OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers with faster time-to-market, reduced development costs, and an enhanced approach to securing connected vehicles.

Chapters:

(00:00) Introduction to Intrusion Detection in Connected Vehicles
(00:43) Regulatory Challenges & The Need for Security Event Monitoring
(03:36) Introduction to Intrusion Detection System Managers (ITSM)
(05:12) AutoSAR vs. Linux: The Standardization Gap
(06:13) Cross-Platform ITSM Solutions
(07:07) Key Benefits for OEMs & Tier One Suppliers
(08:13) Wrap-Up & Closing Remarks

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