IoT: Who Cares if Your Car is Smarter if its More Hackable?

Hi Bob,

“Smart�?? features have become the norm in many mainstream car brands, but with this new convenience comes an increased risk of car theft.

From in-car mobile devices and remote keyless entry to wireless components controls being hacked by an outsider, security is a major concern. One way to intercept many of the connected car hacks is by creating a “security bubble,�?? i.e. a system that allows the connected car to verify the device with which it is communicating is within a given distance. Using Ultra-wideband (UWB) wireless micro-location technology with location positioning of 10cm can more accurately enforce a security bubble and detect when unauthorized applications are attempting communication.

Are you interested in speaking to Decawave<http://www.decawave.com> to learn how micro-location connectivity can keep cars more secure from outside intruders?

Thanks!
Becca

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