Broad-Based Solutions for the Entire Value Chain

VicOne’s cybersecurity solutions support a vehicle’s whole life cycle. These help automotive stakeholders protect manufacturing processes, reinforce supply chain systems, and comply with industry regulations.

Solutions for OEMs

VicOne provides automotive manufacturers (OEMs) with centralized visibility over their vehicles’ complex ecosystems.

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Solutions for Tier 1 Suppliers

VicOne helps Tier 1 suppliers identify risks in their software components and supply chain processes, and implement effective mitigations.

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Smart Cockpit Protection Solutions

VicOne enables OEMs to securely innovate AI-powered cockpits by avoiding sensitive data leaks and addressing security risks.

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EV Charging System Protection Solutions

EV Charging System Protection Solutions

VicOne offers electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) manufacturers and charge point operators multilayered cybersecurity protection to safeguard their EVSE or charging systems from potential attacks.

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Why VicOne?

Cybersecurity Solutions Driven by Automotive Foresight

Decades of
Research and Innovation

VicOne builds on Trend Micro’s 30+ years of cybersecurity expertise, providing deep knowledge with actionable intelligence for the automotive industry.

Future-Ready and
End-to-End Vehicle Protection

VicOne’s extensive automotive cybersecurity solutions enable connected car stakeholders to always be ahead of current and emergent threats.

An Essential
Partner in Security

VicOne’s partnerships with OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers yield a future-oriented compliance strategy that exceeds the minimum requirements set by standards and regulatory bodies.

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Prerequisites for Vulnerability Management in Automotive Cybersecurity in the AI Era
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Prerequisites for Vulnerability Management in Automotive Cybersecurity in the AI Era

May 20, 2026

This blog examines how generative AI is changing vulnerability management in the automotive industry by reducing the time and cost required to turn disclosed vulnerabilities into practical exploits. It argues that OEMs and suppliers can no longer rely on CVSS-centric operations alone, and must instead reassess exploitability, attack paths, lateral movement risk, and security design assumptions to keep pace with a faster threat landscape.

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Copy Fail and Dirty Frag: When Linux Kernel Flaws Become Automotive Cybersecurity Risks

May 8, 2026

Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431) and Dirty Frag (CVE-2026-43284, CVE-2026-43500) are Linux privilege-escalation flaws that can enable root access. VicOne examines their impact on Linux-based automotive systems and why patching, runtime monitoring, and anomaly detection matter.

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VicOne Situational Awareness Report: Cybersecurity in the Automotive, Transportation, and Logistics Sectors in Q1 2026

April 30, 2026

VicOne recorded 405 automotive cybersecurity incidents in Q1 2026. Ransomware persisted, EV charging incidents tripled, and AI emerged as a new attack surface. This report breaks down the threats by region, domain, and vulnerability type.

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AI Supply Chain Attacks Are Here: What Automotive OEMs Need to Know

April 24, 2026

AI supply chain attacks are no longer theoretical. VicOne's Automotive CyberThreat Research Lab breaks down how attackers are exploiting AI development tooling, why automotive OEMs face elevated exposure, and what security teams should do now.

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