At jtsec we work to improve the cybersecurity of the products of the most leading companies in the IT sector, therefore, having customers like McAfee and being able to collaborate in the improvement of their cybersecurity, is always a challenge. In addition, we would like to to thank McAfee for its excellent attitude towards cybersecurity by making public the three CVEs (Common Vulnerability Exposure) of its product McAfee Web Gateway found during the evaluation process.
Nowadays, the automotive sector does not have the obligation to certify the cybersecurity of the vehicles. This makes cyber-attacks common in today’s vehicles, the implications of these attacks are very broad
The automotive industry has been undergoing a major transformation for some years now. The need to reduce the environmental impact produced for so many decades by fossil fuels, means that the future of the automotive industry must involves electric vehicles. In 2020, more than 3 million electrified (plug-in) vehicles, including plug-in hybrids and 100% electric vehicles, were already sold.
Looking at the certifications obtained in Common Criteria, 2020 has been, since the methodology was created, the second in history with the highest number of certified products with 388, only surpassed by 2016 with 395 certifications (7 more).
After almost three years since its creation, the evaluation methodology LINCE, related to cybersecurity of ICT products with medium or low criticality, becomes a UNE standard.
At jtsec we are very proud of this event, since we have participated in the creation of LINCE from the beginning; both in the definition of the LINCE methodology and its adoption as a UNE standard.
