VSOC - Vehicle Security Operation Center
Operations Center in Automotive Operations
Threat Detection and Threat Intelligence
The Vehicle Security Operation Center (VSOC) is a base station that monitors and provides a response in case of a cybersecurity attack vehicle. The threat Detection mechanism ensures the early identification of the cyberattack and Threat Intelligence enhances the detection capabilities, enabling the VSOC to address evolving attack vectors, including over-the-air updates, CAN bus intrusions, or external device exploits. These are a comprehensive database of known and emerging vulnerabilities, enriched with contextual data to enable informed decision-making by automakers and suppliers.
Attack Prevention and Detection
Attack Prevention in a VSOC refers to proactive measures and strategies aimed at stopping cyberattacks before they can compromise vehicle systems or connected infrastructures. Our VSOC services include the 24x7 monitoring of the vehicle and its connected system by analyzing the feeds from the Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDS) installed on the vehicle system.
How IDPS systems detect and block cyberattacks
The offered IDPS system is a leveraging tool that not only detects but actively blocks malicious activities targeting vehicle systems. Specialized CYRES Automotive Experts constantly analyze the monitoring feeds and act quickly in case of cyberattack detection.
Incident Response
Incident Response focuses on effectively managing and mitigating cybersecurity incidents. It includes a structured, rapid approach to identifying, containing, eradicating, and recovering from security breaches. Our Automotive Security team of experts monitor the security feed and identify any unusual activity of the vehicle with the help of the VSOC infrastructure platform. Providing an adequate response to the detected threat and facilitating communication between the OEM and Tier-n suppliers if the threat impacts the supply chain. Our Automotive Security experts document the incident and lessons learned to improve future detection and response efforts while enhancing the VSOC's threat-handling capabilities.