As cities become smarter and automotive technology more progressive, cars will progressively resemble a collection of applications linked to their surroundings through the IoT and big data.
FREMONT, CA: Today most companies are demonstrating autonomous vehicles showcasing the potential to make travel more resourceful and safer. Besides, there has been a massive prominence on ensuring these vehicles are safe for passengers, with security prioritized from the design stage and throughout production. However, that is only addressing the issue from one angle, and businesses must also take steps to shelter smart infrastructure and the complexity of a thriving application ecosystem.
Infrastructure Immaturity
Cars of the future will be intrinsically linked to smart cities. However, the infrastructure is not adequately rigid to manage and protect the information associated with vehicle IoT. Infrastructural modernizations will be essential to empowering communication between vehicles and the places they navigate, gather, and analyze data at scale, permitting governments to decrease carbon emissions, ease traffic congestion, and make safer roads.
The network connections based on this trend will become a target for hackers looking to cause interruption, so infrastructure security must be considered an instant priority. Evidently, there will be noteworthy boundary points between the vehicle manufacturers, the connectivity providers, and the city infrastructure systems link these disparate systems together. This aspect is where strong security is most vital, as it is likely to be the chief target for attackers.
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Application Data Sprawl
As cities become smarter and automotive technology more progressive, cars will progressively resemble a collection of applications linked to their surroundings through the IoT and big data. It was predicted in 2020, the car will be the most connected application and that 250 million vehicles will be coupled and fully packed with sensor technologies.
Companies integrating vehicle IoT into their IT systems can automate business developments and take connectivity even further with the tracking of goods, analysis of a driver’s skills, and monitoring food temperatures. Drivers can also soon be paying toll fees or congestions charges through their automobiles over the internet and distinctively communicating personal details.
There is enormous potential for firms to become more effective and improve customer experience. However, the security features will be a vital differentiator in the way consumers will buy a connected car in the future. Those automotive firms that implement proven and protected platforms will gain user trust as the sector moves towards a journey of fully autonomous driving.
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