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Asgent to Display Security Solutions for the Connected Car Era at Automotive World

January 10, 2019
Asgent, Inc.
(JASDAQ: 4288)

  Asgent, Inc. (JASDAQ: 4288, President & CEO: Takahiro Sugimoto, located in Chuo-ku, Tokyo), a pioneer in providing network security, announces that displaying connected car security solutions and showing live demonstrations at Automotive World (https://www.automotiveworld.jp/), held at Tokyo Big Sight convention center from January 16-18.
  In addition, members from the developers will be at the exhibition to introduce the products.

[Asgent/Karamba Booth (East 8 Hall No. E61-18)]
Developer: Karamba Security Ltd. (Israel)
A hacking demo on a remote controlled car that is being shown at CES2019 in Las Vegas will be shown. Also, the solutions below will be displayed.

Carwall (ECU security)
Awarded the TU-Automotive Best Cybersecurity Product award two years running!
By implementing security into the ECU itself in the manufacturing process of the device, it is possible to defend against hacking while avoiding false positives that are want to occur in other security products.

SafeCAN (In-vehicle network authentication)
This performs authentication on in-vehicle transmissions to protect the automobile from physical hacking and illegal communication from unpermitted ECUs.

ThreatHive (Early detection vulnerability service)
Enables deployment of in-development ECU software and collection of attack information from Karamba cloud virtual machines located worldwide. By analyzing the collected information, it is possible to gain vulnerability information before general tests are performed.

[Upstream Booth (East 4 Hall No. E55-28 Israel Pavilion)]
Developer: Upstream Security Ltd. (Israel)
A SOC solution to notify the connected car SOC when anomalies are detected in the vehicle. Various data is sent from the vehicle and applications to the server and collected, modelled using machine learning, profiled and correlational analysis is performed using 4 security engines developed using unique knowledge. In the booth, demo data will be used to simulate policies and verification of threat information on the actual GUI.

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