PlaxidityX Overview
PlaxidityX offers mobility cyber security solutions, providing DevSecOps vehicle protection and fleet protection technologies and services for automotive and mobility manufacturers. PlaxidityX’s solutions ensure that vehicle components, networks, and fleets are secured and compliant throughout their life cycle. From security concepts and embedded software, to penetration testing and analytics tools, PlaxidityX is a trusted partner for robust, proven protection for a connected world, across the lifecycle of vehicles and fleets.
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$4.0MSep 2014
$30.0MSep 2015
Latest News
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The layoffs by PlaxidityX, formerly Argus, are part of a worldwide streamlining plan by Aumovio, the vehicle division of Germany company Continental.
PlaxidityX, formerly known as Argus Cybersecurity, is undergoing significant layoffs as part of a global streamlining plan by Aumovio, the vehicle division of Continental. The company is laying off 65 employees, about one-third of its workforce, primarily in Israel. Despite the layoffs, PlaxidityX remains a key player in automotive cybersecurity, protecting 72 million vehicles globally and holding 80 patents. The company has partnerships with major players like Microsoft and Vodafone Automotive. Aumovio is committed to supporting PlaxidityX financially, although there are considerations to sell or spin off the company. The layoffs are influenced by tighter automotive cybersecurity regulations.
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/PRNewswire/ -- PlaxidityX, a trusted expert in automotive cybersecurity today announced that it is providing cyber security consulting services to TIER IV,...
PlaxidityX, an automotive cybersecurity expert, has partnered with TIER IV to ensure compliance with UN-R155 regulatory requirements for autonomous vehicles. TIER IV, known for its open-source software for autonomous driving, was selected for a government project in Japan to develop low-speed autonomous buses for airport terminal transfers. PlaxidityX provided a comprehensive cybersecurity consulting package, including a gap analysis, cybersecurity plan, and ongoing activities to address regulatory compliance. The successful collaboration led to TIER IV contracting PlaxidityX for further implementation of a Cyber Security Management System. This partnership highlights PlaxidityXs expertise and strengthens its position in the autonomous vehicle cybersecurity market.
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/PRNewswire/ -- PlaxidityX (formerly Argus Cyber Security), a world leader in automotive cyber security and provider of extended detection and response (XDR)...
/PRNewswire/ -- PlaxidityX, a world leader in automotive cyber security, today announced a partnership with Vodafone Automotive, one of the leading providers...
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/PRNewswire/ -- AVL Software and Functions, the competence center of AVL List for software and e-drive development and PlaxidityX, a world leader in automotive...
AVL Software and Functions has entered into a technology partnership with PlaxidityX to integrate PlaxidityXs intrusion detection and prevention capabilities into AVLs Ajunic® ECU solution. This collaboration aims to enhance the cybersecurity of safety-critical vehicle systems, addressing the growing need for protection against cyber threats in the automotive industry. The partnership will enable AVLs OEM and Tier 1 customers to benefit from advanced in-vehicle protection capabilities, facilitating compliance with new automotive cybersecurity regulations. The Ajunic® platform is designed for high-performance applications, including autonomous driving and battery management systems, and is adaptable for both prototype and series production. This partnership represents a significant step in delivering secure-by-design software systems to AVLs end customers.
Partners
| Sector | Cyber Security |
Funding
| Total funding | $30M |
| Last funding | $26M |
| Stage | Acquired |
| Rounds | 2 |
| Investors | 8 |
Team Members
3
Employees: 51-200
Web & Social Links
| Website | plaxidityx.com/ |
Locations
Yigal Alon Street 94, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Plochinger Strae 58, 73230 Kirchheim unter Teck, Germany
Osaki, Shinagawa City, Tokyo, Japan
739 Kunming Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai, China
Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
41000 Woodward Ave, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304, USA
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PlaxidityX Business
Business models
B2B
Product stage
Released
Employees
51-200
Sector
Automotive & Mobility TechnologiesAutonomous & ConnectedCyber SecurityNetwork & Infrastructure SecurityTarget Customer
Industrial ManufacturingDiscrete IndustriesAutomotiveTransportation & LogisticsLogisticsCore Technology
Platforms & InterfacesSoftwareTags (15)
ipscyber-securityautomotiveidspenetration-testsdpicyber-threat-analysissecuritycyber-intelligencemobile-securityvulnerability-assessmentconnected-vehiclessoftware-platformautonomous-vehiclessmart-mobilityGeographic Markets
GlobalPlaxidityX Financials
$30M
Total funding
Undisclosed
Capital raised
$26M
Last funding
Acquired
Funding stage
2
Total rounds
8
Investors
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$4.0MSep 2014
$30.0MSep 2015
Private Equity Funding
B Round
Sep 2015
$26M
SBI Holdings, Vertex Ventures Israel, Magna International, Magma Venture Partners, Allianz, Zohar Zisapel (Late), Cerca Partners, OurCrowd
A Round
Sep 2014
$4M
Vertex Ventures Israel, Zohar Zisapel (Late), Magma Venture Partners
Public Offering / Exit
MNAEvent
Nov 2017
$450M
PlaxidityX Lifecycle
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time
$4.0MSep 2014
$30.0MSep 2015
All Events
B Round
Sep 2015
$26M
SBI Holdings, Vertex Ventures Israel, Magna International, Magma Venture Partners, Allianz, Zohar Zisapel (Late), Cerca Partners, OurCrowd
A Round
Sep 2014
$4M
Vertex Ventures Israel, Zohar Zisapel (Late), Magma Venture Partners
MNAEvent
Nov 2017
$450M
PlaxidityX News
33 articles
growth-negative
The layoffs by PlaxidityX, formerly Argus, are part of a worldwide streamlining plan by Aumovio, the vehicle division of Germany company Continental.
PlaxidityX, formerly known as Argus Cybersecurity, is undergoing significant layoffs as part of a global streamlining plan by Aumovio, the vehicle division of Continental. The company is laying off 65 employees, about one-third of its workforce, primarily in Israel. Despite the layoffs, PlaxidityX remains a key player in automotive cybersecurity, protecting 72 million vehicles globally and holding 80 patents. The company has partnerships with major players like Microsoft and Vodafone Automotive. Aumovio is committed to supporting PlaxidityX financially, although there are considerations to sell or spin off the company. The layoffs are influenced by tighter automotive cybersecurity regulations.
LayoffsPartnersAcquired-by
growth-positive
/PRNewswire/ -- PlaxidityX, a trusted expert in automotive cybersecurity today announced that it is providing cyber security consulting services to TIER IV,...
PlaxidityX, an automotive cybersecurity expert, has partnered with TIER IV to ensure compliance with UN-R155 regulatory requirements for autonomous vehicles. TIER IV, known for its open-source software for autonomous driving, was selected for a government project in Japan to develop low-speed autonomous buses for airport terminal transfers. PlaxidityX provided a comprehensive cybersecurity consulting package, including a gap analysis, cybersecurity plan, and ongoing activities to address regulatory compliance. The successful collaboration led to TIER IV contracting PlaxidityX for further implementation of a Cyber Security Management System. This partnership highlights PlaxidityXs expertise and strengthens its position in the autonomous vehicle cybersecurity market.
Partners
/PRNewswire/ -- PlaxidityX (formerly Argus Cyber Security), a world leader in automotive cyber security and provider of extended detection and response (XDR)...
/PRNewswire/ -- PlaxidityX, a world leader in automotive cyber security, today announced a partnership with Vodafone Automotive, one of the leading providers...
growth-positive
/PRNewswire/ -- AVL Software and Functions, the competence center of AVL List for software and e-drive development and PlaxidityX, a world leader in automotive...
AVL Software and Functions has entered into a technology partnership with PlaxidityX to integrate PlaxidityXs intrusion detection and prevention capabilities into AVLs Ajunic® ECU solution. This collaboration aims to enhance the cybersecurity of safety-critical vehicle systems, addressing the growing need for protection against cyber threats in the automotive industry. The partnership will enable AVLs OEM and Tier 1 customers to benefit from advanced in-vehicle protection capabilities, facilitating compliance with new automotive cybersecurity regulations. The Ajunic® platform is designed for high-performance applications, including autonomous driving and battery management systems, and is adaptable for both prototype and series production. This partnership represents a significant step in delivering secure-by-design software systems to AVLs end customers.
Partners
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/PRNewswire/ -- PlaxidityX, a world leader in automotive cyber security, published its annual report about DevSecOps insights from automotive software...
PlaxidityX, a leader in automotive cyber security, has published its annual report on DevSecOps adoption within the automotive industry. The report highlights the growing integration of DevSecOps practices among OEMs and suppliers to address security challenges in software-defined vehicles. It reveals that 83% of automotive manufacturers use specific tools for DevSecOps, indicating a need for tailored solutions. The survey found that security complexity burdens development teams, with 63% spending significant time on security tasks. Despite this, DevSecOps is seen as enhancing product quality and customer confidence. PlaxidityXs report underscores the industrys transformation towards software development, emphasizing cyber securitys role in delivering secure, high-quality products.
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Introducing PlaxidityX: Argus Cyber Security Ltd. Unveils New Company Name to Reflect Accelerated Business Growth, Expanded Vision and Market Leadership
Argus Cyber Security Ltd., a leader in mobility cyber security, has announced its rebranding to PlaxidityX. The change is in line with the companys significant business growth, strategic collaborations with leading technology companies, and the launch of innovative products like vDome and the DevSecOps platform. The rebranding signifies the companys comprehensive solution and broader market presence, positioning PlaxidityX for accelerated growth and expansion of market share. The company was founded a decade ago in Israel and has been instrumental in raising awareness about automotive cyber security.
Management Changes
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Argus Cyber Security Named an Innovation and Growth Leader in Frost & Sullivan's 2024 Frost Radar™ for Automotive Cybersecurity
Argus Cyber Security has been recognized as an innovation and growth leader in Frost & Sullivans 2024 Frost Radar™ for Automotive Cybersecurity. Argus ranked first in the Innovation Index and second in the Growth Index among seven evaluated companies. The companys diverse portfolio of cybersecurity solutions, strategic technological partnerships, and impressive revenue growth contributed to its top position. Argus has secured more than 70 million vehicles worldwide.
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ארגוס סייבר סקיוריטי חתמה על הסכם לשיתוף פעולה אסטרטגי במיליוני דולרים עם ספקית מערכות הרכב הקוריאנית HL Mando | New-Tech OnLine
HL Mando, a South Korean automotive systems provider, has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Argus Cyber Security. The agreement will allow HL Mando to enhance the cybersecurity of its vehicles and comply with international cybersecurity regulations. Argus will provide cybersecurity solutions for the vehicles, control centers, and cloud, as well as consulting and engineering services. HL Mando is a Tier 1 supplier for critical safety systems to over 60 automotive companies, including nine of the worlds leading manufacturers. Argus, founded in 2014, is a cybersecurity company that develops products to prevent attacks on connected vehicles. The partnership aims to provide advanced, secure, and protected vehicles to consumers.
Partners
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Elektrobit and Argus Cyber Security announce industry-first automotive switch firmware pre-integrated with cyber security functionality
Elektrobit and Argus Cyber Security have launched EB zoneo SwitchCore Shield, an industry-first pre-integrated solution of embedded intrusion detection and prevention functionality within advanced network management systems for next-generation vehicles. The solution provides added protection against cyber threats and helps carmakers comply with emerging cyber security regulations. It reduces integration costs and risks for carmakers while accelerating time to market for new vehicles. Elektrobit is a visionary global vendor of software products for the automotive industry, and Argus Cyber Security is a world leader in cyber security products and services for mobility platforms.
Customers
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חברת Argus Cyber Security מגייסת 60 עובדים - וואלה! כסף
Argus, a cybersecurity company specializing in connected cars, is experiencing growth and is currently recruiting new employees. The company, founded in 2014 by former members of Unit 8200, develops cybersecurity products to prevent attacks on connected vehicles. Argus has contracts with 15 car manufacturers worldwide, with an estimated installation of its systems in around 65 million vehicles in the coming years. The company is expanding its global teams and has recently opened a new research center in Haifa. Argus emphasizes the importance of its mission to protect the lives of drivers and vehicles on the road.
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Argus Cyber Security Joins NXP® S32G GoldVIP Vehicle Integration Platform to Unlock the Power of Secure Connected Mobility with the First S32G Pre-Integrated Automotive IDPS Solution
Argus Cyber Security announced that its products are part of the newly launched NXP S32G GoldVIP Vehicle Integration Platform, which helps vehicle manufacturers accelerate software-defined vehicle development with advanced cyber security functionality. The joint solution features the industrys only pre-integrated Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDPS) on the NXP S32G chip. The IDPS monitors CAN and Ethernet network traffic and detects malicious activity. The solution can support real-time blocking or send information to an offboard solution for analysis and prevention. Argus is honored to partner with NXP to provide a holistic cyber security solution for connected mobility.
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Argus Cyber Security plans to protect 57 million connected vehicles from cyber attacks
Argus Cyber Security, an Israeli automotive cybersecurity provider, has announced that it is working on 15 production projects with seven global Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), protecting a total of 57 million vehicles from cyber attacks. The companys portfolio offers a cloud solution to help vehicle manufacturers monitor the cyber health of their fleets. The increase in projects is attributed to a focus on Korean markets and the growing risks of cyberattacks targeting vehicles. Argus is committed to helping its customers protect their vehicles and comply with new regulations. The company was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Tel Aviv.
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Argus Collaborates with Microsoft to Bring End-to-End Automotive Cyber Security Cloud Solution to Vehicle Manufacturers with Microsoft Azure IoT
Argus Cyber Security has collaborated with Microsoft Azure IoT to provide vehicle manufacturers the ability to monitor, detect, and mitigate cyber attacks in the cloud. The collaboration allows vehicle manufacturers to have full visibility into the cyber health of their fleet with on-board and off-board monitoring. Argus Connected ECU Protection detects operating system anomalies and suspicious activity in the vehicle and sends alerts to Argus Fleet Protection for further investigation. The integration of end-to-end automotive cyber security with Microsoft Azure IoT enables vehicle manufacturers to leverage data from various sources for a comprehensive cyber intelligence picture. Additionally, Argus Delta OTA update technologies enable security updates to be implemented over-the-air, reducing exposure to cyber risks and vehicle downtimes.
Partners
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Argus CEO Ofer Ben-Noon announces he's stepping down
Ofer Ben-Noon, the CEO and co-founder of Argus Cyber Security Ltd., is stepping down from his position after the companys acquisition by Continental AG. The departure is seen as a positive move for the company, which has remained independent and continued to grow since the acquisition. Sales VP Ronen Smoly will replace Ben-Noon as the new CEO. Argus, based in Tel Aviv, specializes in developing, detecting, and preventing digital interferences with critical auto systems. The company has signed significant agreements to install its products in millions of vehicles and passenger jets. Ben-Noon plans to launch a new initiative after the handover is complete.
Management Changes
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Green Hills Software Welcomes Argus Cyber Security into Its Rich EcoSystem of Automotive Partners
Green Hills Software and Argus Cyber Security have announced a partnership to secure safety-critical ECUs in vehicles. The joint solution will integrate Argus Control Flow Integrity with Green Hills Softwares C/C++ compiler to protect against cyber attacks. The partnership will start in 2021 with a major European OEM. As vehicles become more software-dependent and connected, the risk of cyber attacks increases. Argus Control Flow Integrity, compliant with ISO 26262 ASIL B, will provide protection from buffer overflows with zero false positives. Green Hills Softwares compilers are widely used in safety systems and ECUs. Argus Cyber Security is a global leader in automotive cyber security.
Partners
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Argus and NXP Strengthen Vehicle Cyber Security With Joint Solution for Automotive Ethernet Networks
Argus Cyber Security and NXP Semiconductors announce a new integrated solution for car makers to protect Ethernet network communications based on the NXP S32G vehicle processor. The solution enables car makers to comply with cyber security regulations and detect/respond to cyber security incidents. The joint solution consists of Argus Ethernet Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and NXPs S32G processor. The partnership between Argus and NXP allows car makers to accelerate the development of advanced driver assistance systems and other mobility innovations with enhanced cyber security. The solution will be showcased on the NXP eXperience site on March 26, 2020.
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Automotive Cybersecurity Company Argus to Evaluate Cyber Risk of El Al's New Dreamliner Plane
Argus Cyber Security will evaluate the cybersecurity risks of El Al Israel Airlines new Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The companys newly established aviation cyber division won the project after winning a tender issued by Israels National Cyber Directorate. Argus CEO Ofer Ben-Noon stated that the company will continue to focus on automotive cybersecurity but sees a synergy between the cybersecurity needs of vehicles and planes. Argus is also looking into securing digital health systems. Argus was acquired by Continental AG in 2017 for $450 million.
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Argus, Deutsche Telekom unit team on car cybersecurity
Argus Cyber Security has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Deutsche Telekom subsidiary T-Systems to develop cybersecurity solutions for the auto industry. The partnership aims to protect the transmission of information to and from vehicles to the cloud. Argus Cyber Security, which was acquired by Continental for $450 million, will work independently within the German corporation.
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Argus Cyber Security and Phantom Auto Partner to Increase the Security of Teleoperation Safety Technology
Argus Cyber Security has partnered with Phantom Auto to ensure the security of teleoperation safety technology in vehicles. Argus Connectivity Protection, integrated in Phantom Autos teleoperation safety technology, will detect and block attacks in real-time. The partnership aims to address the increasing cyber security challenges in the automotive sector as automated vehicles become a reality. The California Department of Motor Vehicles mandates the use of remote operation for driverless testing and certification of AVs meeting industry standards to defend against cyber attacks. Argus and Phantom Auto are demonstrating their solution at TU-Automotive Detroit.
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Automotive Cybersecurity Company Argus Plans to Double Employee Count in 2018
Argus Cyber Security, an Israel-based automotive cybersecurity company, plans to double its employee count in 2018. The company develops software that detects and prevents digital interferences with critical auto systems. In November 2017, Argus was acquired by German car part manufacturer Continental AG. As an independent subsidiary of Elektrobit Automotive Group, Argus sells its software to both Continental clients and competitors clients. The company aims to leverage its partnership with Continental to create a bigger impact together.
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Argus Cyber Security Collaborates with Renesas to Secure Connected and Autonomous Vehicles Against Cyber-Attacks
Argus Cyber Security has announced the integration of its solution suites with Renesas Electronics Corporation to protect vehicle infotainment and telematics units against cyber-attacks. The joint solution will be on display at CES 2018. Argus Connectivity Protection prevents malware installation and detects suspicious activity, while Argus Lifespan Protection enables continuous monitoring of vehicle cyber health. The integrated solution will allow automakers to embed cyber security measures without impacting production cycles. Argus Cyber Security aims to protect all vehicles on the road from cyber-attacks.
Partners
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Continental buys Israeli co Argus Cyber Security
German tire and advanced car components company Continental has acquired Israeli smart car technology startup Argus Cyber Security for $430 million. The acquisition will strengthen Continentals capabilities in automotive cyber security. Argus will become part of Continentals stand-alone software company, EB, and will continue to engage in commercial relations with all automotive suppliers globally. Together, the companies will offer multi-layered, end-to-end security solutions and services to protect vehicles from cyber threats. This acquisition is part of the growing investment in Israels auto-tech industry, with over $1 billion invested in the past year.
Acquisition
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Boosting Cyber Security Competence: Continental Acquires Argus Cyber Security
Continental is acquiring Argus Cyber Security to enhance its capabilities in automotive cyber security. The acquisition will allow Continental to develop and offer solutions and services with leading automotive cyber security experts. Argus, founded in 2013, has a team of over 70 people and offers comprehensive automotive cyber security solutions. The companies will provide multi-layered, end-to-end security solutions and services to protect vehicles from cyber-attacks. Argus will become a part of Continentals software company, Elektrobit, and will continue to engage in commercial relations with automotive suppliers globally. The acquisition marks a unique cooperation in the automotive industry and will enable the development of safer and more efficient vehicles.
Acquisition
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Argus Cyber Security Named Top 25 Technology Company to Watch by The Wall Street Journal
Argus Cyber Security has been included on The Wall Street Journals list of the Top 25 Technology Companies to Watch. The company provides multi-layered, end-to-end solutions and services that protect connected cars and commercial vehicles from cyber-attacks. Argus has received multiple industry awards and distinctions for its leadership in innovation. The company is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, with offices in Michigan, Silicon Valley, Stuttgart, and Tokyo.
Customers
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HDBaseT Alliance, Valens and Check Point Join Forces to Provide Superior Automotive Cyber Security
The HDBaseT Alliance has established a Cyber Security Working Group with the participation of Check Point, Argus, and Valens to develop specifications for a more secure connected car. Check Point Software Technologies and Argus Cyber Security have joined the Alliance as Contributor members and will lead the Cyber Security Working Group. Valens, the founder of HDBaseT, will also play a central role in the collaboration. HDBaseT Automotive is an infrastructure technology that brings embedded connectivity protocols to handle cyber security risks. The Cyber Security Working Group will work closely with the Alliance Automotive Working Group, which includes leading automotive OEMs, Tier-1s, and suppliers. The goal of the partnership is to raise the bar in automotive cyber security.
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Argus Cyber Security Named One of Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies in Israel for 2017
Argus Cyber Security has been listed as one of the Most Innovative Companies in Israel for 2017 by Fast Company. The company is honored to be recognized and aims to be the world leader in cyber security for the automotive industry. Argus is committed to helping customers stay ahead of cyber threats and is already working with leading car manufacturers, suppliers, and fleet managers. The company offers comprehensive vehicle protection and has a research team that keeps customers updated on current and future threats. Fast Companys Most Innovative Companies issue is now available online and in app form. Argus Cyber Security is the worlds largest independent automotive cyber security company.
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Elektrobit and Argus Cyber Security Collaborate to Advance the Adoption of Cyber Security in Autonomous Cars
Elektrobit (EB) and Argus Cyber Security have announced a collaboration to advance the adoption of cyber security in highly connected, autonomous cars. The companies will be offering a solution to enhance the safety and cyber security of automotive electronic control units (ECUs). The solution integrates Argus Intrusion Detection and Prevention Solution (IDPS) with EB software and tools for developing secure ECUs. The collaboration aims to make it easier for car manufacturers to take a proactive approach to cyber security. The solution is being demonstrated at CES 2017.
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http://www.just-auto.com/news/argus-security-unveils-fingerprint-technology_id173421.aspx
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Argus, Check Point team up to prevent car hacking
Argus Cyber Security is partnering with cyber-security giant Check Point to provide security systems for cars. The partnership aims to promote car connectivity without compromising on safety, security, and privacy. Argus will offer its Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDPS) for in-vehicle cyber security, integrated with Check Points Capsule secure connectivity solution. The solution analyzes communication packets and creates a secure environment to protect against cyber attacks on internet-connected telematics and infotainment systems in cars.
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Argus Cyber Security Secures $26M Series B Funding
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Argus Cyber Security raises $4m
Argus Cyber Security, a pioneer in automotive cyber security systems, has raised $4 million in Series A funding. The investment will help the company continue to develop and promote its unique Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) for the automotive industry. The IPS uses patent-pending Deep Packet Inspection algorithms to prevent car hacking in real-time and is seamlessly integrated into any vehicle production line. The funding round included investments from Magma Venture Partners, Vertex Venture Capital, and prominent investors including Zohar Zisapel. Argus aims to bridge the security gap in the automotive industry and help car manufacturers avoid costly recalls.
Investment
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Meet The Former Israeli Cyber Soldiers Hoping To Stop Hackers Causing Car Crashes
Argus Cyber Security, a company established by former members of the intelligence arm of the Israel Defense Forces, has developed technology to protect modern vehicles from malicious hackers. The company has finished work on its first range of products and is now meeting with car makers and parts manufacturers to get its intrusion prevention system (IPS) rolled out as soon as possible. Argus Cyber Security raised $4 million in May from leading venture capitalists in Israel and more funding is expected.
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| Employees (range) | 51-200 |
| Exact count | 176 |
| Team members | 5 |
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| Confidence | 100/100 |
| Missing | markets |
| BI Verification | Yanina Wainscheinker |
| Registrar ID | 515070993 |
| Crunchbase | argus-cyber-security |
| Phone | +972778995100 |
| Creator | Tommy Barav |
| Creator email | tom@magicalhq.com |
| Last updater | Yanina Wainscheinker |
| Updater email | yanina.wainscheinker@sncentral.org |
| Last update | 2024-08-16T00:00:00.000Z |
| Created | 2014-06-17T00:00:00.000Z |
| Claimed | Yes |
| Status detail | Acquired by Continental on Nov, 2017 |