Karamba Security seals the vehicle computing environment to block cyberattacks—without causing performance drag.
By building deterministic security into the fabric of ECU software, we’ve created the self-defending vehicle. Karamba's Automotive Control Flow Integrity (CFI) doesn’t rely on updates and the protection is always on and remains stable over the life of the car or truck. It’s safe and secure by design.
Karamba Carwall, SafeCAN and ThreatHive deliver end-to-end protection—from the external connection points where hackers seek entry to the in-vehicle networks where they take control. This comprehensive solution integrates security into the ECU image build—without developer involvement.
The end result: Karamba Security automatically hardens the vehicle to stop threats, without impacting automotive performance. You’ll maximize security and ensure passenger safety.
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Karamba CEO and Founder Ami Dotan explains the decision to expand into the wider world of contained systems – from Industry 4.0 to consumer IoT, connected automobiles, and beyond.
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Neil Schloss former vice president and CFO of Ford Mobility and current board member of Karamba Security talks to Israeli national newspaper about the challenges of the automotive industry.
Imagine a home security system that lets burglars in through the front door - and records their every move. Now you have an idea of what Karamba is doing with ThreatHive.
While self-driving cars take center stage at CES 2019, Karamba’s ThreatHive cyber honey pots provides visibility about the scale of real hackers trying to attack connected automotive ECUs
In 1983, ‘Knight Rider’ aired an episode in which a hacker managed to remote hijack an autonomous car. They got almost everything wrong.
After winning “Best Cybersecurity Product for the Automotive Industry” two years in a row, Karamba Security on Thursday was awarded TU-Automotive’s Industry Choice 2019 award, at the close of this year’s conference in Detroit.
March 7, 2019 – Connected Vehicle Trade Association (CVTA), The Connected Vehicle Trade Association is a non-profit business league established to facilitate the interaction, and advance the interests, of the entities involved in the vehicle communication environment. New Board Officers announced, among them CEO and Co-founder of Karamba Security, Ami Dotan.
Patrick Daly, Analyst at 451 Research
Grant Courville, Vice President of Product Management and Strategy, BlackBerry QNX
Giorgio Scuro, vice president of the Automotive Division at Micron
Richard Wallace, Director of Transportation systems Analysis at the Center for Automotive Research
Scott J. McCormick, President of the Connected Vehicle Trade Association
Karamba Security’s team will attend Cybertech Tel Aviv 2020.
The Cybertech platform features both a conference with speakers from around the globe and a massive 3-day exhibition. Karamba Security will be on the scene to highlight our cybersecurity solutions.
Karamba Security will attend Embedded World 2020, the world’s leading international fair for embedded systems.
Come meet the Karamba team at Embedded World 2020 and learn more about our cybersecurity solutions:
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