You have cybersecurity measures in place for your computers, phones, and home internet routers.

But what about your vehicle?

Vehicle electronics, sensors, and software could become a target for hackers.

An SWRI team is working on a comprehensive whole system solution to protect vehicles from cyber threats.

That's next on this episode of Technology Today.

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Hello and welcome to technology today. I'm Lisa Benya.

Tough cybersecurity for vehicles is necessary as automotive systems become more connected,

relying on software and sensors to operate.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

calls vehicle cybersecurity an exciting, new, and evolving field.

SWRI engineers are at the forefront of this evolution

with a groundbreaking development.

Our guest today is project leader and SWRI engineer Maggie Shipman, joining us remotely to talk about vehicle cybersecurity and SWRI's new zero trust architecture for automotive networks, a comprehensive vehicle cybersecurity solution.

Zero trust.

That's a key phrase in this technology. We'll learn more about

what that means today. Thank you for joining us, Maggie. Thank you so much for having me.

So Maggie, what you're sharing with us today is really insider information at this point,

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