(MC05) (INCYBER) The Automotive Cybersecurity Inflection Point.

In Upstream’s newest 2024 Global Automotive Cybersecurity Report we analyze how automotive and mobility cybersecurity threats have evolved - going from experimental hacks to massive-scale attacks. Upstream’s report is the result of months of research and analysis by Upstream’s top research and data analytics teams. Upstream experts investigated over 1468 reported automotive cybersecurity incidents over the last decade, 295 reported in 2023 alone, and monitored hundreds of deep and dark web forums, marketplaces and malicious ‘chatter’ to compile this comprehensive actionable report. The report focuses on the far-reaching impact of cyber attacks from different perspectives: - External impact: the shift to large and massive scale attacks impacting millions of mobility assets - The threat actor landscape: uncovering deep and dark web activities, motivation and impact - Internal impact: challenges to analyzing risks on the ever-evolving SBOM - Financial impact: introduce a framework to analyze effect of cyber threats - The GenAI effect: the intruder perspective as well as the vSOC perspective For OEMs, auto manufacturers, automotive suppliers, IoT and smart mobility stakeholders, the 2024 report provides critical findings on the ever-evolving cyber landscape, vital insights on how to protect connected vehicles, fleets and mobility assets from cybersecurity threats and predictions for 2024.