The "find and destroy" techniques used to protect servers and enterprise networks are unsuitable for safeguarding connected vehicles, which need to have threats stopped before they enter the system, according to Israeli cyber security start-up Karamba Security. “The approach must be to prevent an attack when hackers attempt to hack.” "The attack is not about protecting a vehicle from an attacker, but rather preventing it from being hacked," said CEO Yossi Gal, who has been working with Karamba's team since its inception
The "find and destroy" techniques used to protect servers and enterprise networks are unsuitable for safeguarding connected vehicles, which need to have threats stopped before they enter the system, according to Israeli cyber security start-up Karamba Security. "The attack is not about protecting a vehicle from an attacker, but rather preventing it from being hacked," said CEO Yossi Gal, who has been working with Karamba's team since its inception