Summary is AI-generated, newsdesk-reviewed
  • Trustonic & VicOne launch advanced cybersecurity solution for enhanced automotive protection.
  • Combines xCarbon IDS/IPS, Trustonic's TEE, and Edge AI for superior threat detection.
  • New solution offers resilient, intelligent security for software-defined vehicles worldwide.

Trustonic and VicOne have expanded their partnership, introducing a cutting-edge layered defence solution aimed at enhancing cybersecurity in the automotive sector.

The integration marries VicOne’s xCarbon Intrusion Detection or Prevention System (IDS/IPS), enhanced with edge AI, with Trustonic's Kinibi Trusted Execution Environment (TEE). This combination is set to improve threat detection, ensure data integrity, and provide autonomous response capabilities directly at the Electronic Control Unit (ECU) level.

Cybersecurity architecture

This new solution builds on the successful IDPS Trusted Application that the two companies introduced in 2023. By amalgamating the IDPS, TEE, and Edge AI technologies, they provide a resilient cybersecurity framework tailored for software-defined vehicles globally.

Andrew Till, Trustonic's General Manager of Secure Platform, highlighted the collaboration’s strengths: "Kinibi, xCarbon and xCarbon Edge AI all bring advanced technologies to the table that not only complement one another but also aid in protecting the automotive sector from ever-evolving cyber security threats."

Trusted cybersecurity technology

Trustonic, is known for embedding trustworthy cybersecurity technology into smart devices

According to William Dalton, VP and Managing Director for North America and Europe from VicOne, the partnership marks a new standard in ECU-level protection by merging xCarbon’s edge-based detection with Trustonic’s hardware-rooted security. 

He stated, "This collaboration delivers more than integrated technology. It establishes a secure execution and response framework that the broader automotive ecosystem can build upon as vehicles evolve."

Portfolio of cybersecurity software

Trustonic, based in the UK, is known for embedding trustworthy cybersecurity technology into smart devices and connected vehicles, enabling OEMs to secure revenues and foster innovation.

Its TEE technology, 'Kinibi', achieved the world’s first comprehensive EAL5+ certification in May 2022, securing over 2 billion smart devices and 20 million vehicles globally without any safety violations. Established in 2022, VicOne provides a comprehensive suite of cybersecurity software and services tailored to the automotive industry’s evolving requirements.

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