Security solutions from cyber threats to self-driving cars.

Argus Cyber Security has announced the creation of an electronic security solution linked to the NVIDIA DRIVE computing platform for self-driving vehicles. The company works closely with NVIDIA to add layers of online security protections to NVIDIA DRIVE, a high-performance, energy-efficient computing platform designed for the safety of self-driving vehicles. The rapid development of self-driving cars has increased the possibility of cyber attacks on cars, due to the increase in the manufacture of this type of cars and the diversity of the technology contained therein, which increases the number of holes that threaten the possibility of penetration.

The company's protection protocol can provide vital security protection on the Internet server that transmits information in real time, it prevents the installation of malware and detects anomalies in the operating system, isolates suspicious activity, and stops attacks from spreading to the network inside the car, as it works in this case as a tool that disrupts Itself and the system is complete in the event of any cyber penetration into the vehicle system, and also has the ability to quickly analyze big data to determine potential attack patterns!

The company is now trying to develop a better environmental system to address current and future safety issues, foremost of which are electronic threats that may target these future attacks. Cars of VIPs in an attempt to blackmail. The company is currently working on developing its current Argus system on NVIDIA DRIVE platform and updating it periodically, and it announced its current system at CES 2019.