BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Karamba Security, a Bloomfield Hills-based developer of automoitive cybersecurity software, announced that its Carwall protection would be integrated into a new automotive telematics processor from Switzerland’s STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM).
the Carwall Electronic Control Unit hardening software will be part of the ST Telemaco 3P STA1385 Automotive Telematics and Connectivity Processor.
Karamba says its system provides security for both data contents and run-time integrity verification by detecting attempts at modifications and preventing deviations from the electronic control unit’s intended behavior. Karamba Security’s deterministic approach has shown to prevent vehicle cyberattacks with zero false positives.
“Karamba Security’s differentiated cyber-prevention solutions have generated significant market traction in a very short time and are a strong fit to enhance the security and value of ST’s Telemaco3P architectures,” said Antonio Radaelli, director of infotainment for the automotive digital divison of STMicroelectronics. “Karamba’s Carwall adds another layer of security to the Telemaco3P benefits, which include its state-of-the-art power-efficient design, fast connectivity interfaces, domain isolation, and embedded Hardware Security Module. The combination provides customers with even stronger cybersecurity protection for in-vehicle systems.”
For more information, visit STMicroelectronics’ booth at the Electronica Munich trade show Nov. 13-16, where ST and Karamba will be available to discuss this joint security system.
More at www.st.com or www.karambasecurity.com.