Every day we strive to improve the world of connected vehicle systems. Understanding what is at the forefront of this sector and interpreting the latest innovations is fundamental to our success. Here we present a selection of our insights and company updates.
Building on our last article, we put CHERI to the test in real-world automotive scenarios. From lab simulations to on-track testing, our latest insights show how CHERI enhances vehicle cybersecurity.
Enhancing Automotive Cybersecurity with CHERI: A New Era of Cyber Resilience –Discover how CHERI technology is transforming vehicle cybersecurity, strengthening hardware security, and protecting against evolving threats.
London, UK, 16th September 2024 — The AutoCHERI consortium (Beam Connectivity, Applus+ IDIADA, Swansea University, University of Exeter, and the Compound Semiconductor Applications Catapult) led by Beam Connectivity is proud to announce the successful completion of the AutoCHERI project.
Cirencester, 14/12/2023 — In a new collaboration, Beam Connectivity and EVMI Solutions have joined forces to revolutionise urban logistics using cutting-edge and highly secure vehicle connectivity.
Cirencester, UK, 20.11.2023 — Beam Connectivity has been honoured with the prestigious Self-Driving Industry Vehicle-to-Anything (V2X) Award. This marks a major milestone as the company’s maiden triumph in the competition, recognising their pioneering contributions to connected vehicle systems and innovations in V2X technology.
cURL is a completely ubiquitous tool used for making network requests over every protocol you have heard of, including: HTTP, HTTPS, IMAP, DICT, FTP, Kerberos, LDAP, MQTT, POP3, FTPS, Gopher, RTSP, RTMP, SCP, SMTP, SMB, SFTP, Telnet, TFTP, LDAPS, proxies, and more.
Beam Connectivity and the AutoCHERI consortium will be demonstrating a connected vehicle solution running on CHERI security processor at Cenex-LCV on 6th and 7th September.
Beam Connectivity are delighted to have won funding under the UK-South Korea Bilateral Phase 2 competition. We have built a strong project consortium with Secure Elements in the UK, AUTOCRYPT and KATECH (Korea Automotive Technology Institute) in South Korea.
An interesting and honest overview of our journey to date from our CEO Thomas Sors, kicked off our MOVE 2023 visit.
We are pleased to announce strategic investment into Beam Connectivity from WAE Technologies! 🎉
Following on from our last public update on AutoCHERI in October, we wanted to run a workshop to share our experience working on Morello with the community working on DSbD technologies.
Using the AWS IoT Core test console UI can be a pain at times. The connection can sometimes be lost, and if you [leave the page | look away | sneeze] you can be logged out and lose the message payloads you were working with and any unsaved topic subscriptions.
At Beam Connectivity, our vision is to become the partner of choice for connected systems in the vehicle sector.
Last week we were invited to present at the AESIN Conference 2022 — the UK automotive industry suppliers’ innovation network.
The Digital Security By Design programme (DSbD) is an initiative that we have been involved in for the past 18 months.
We are delighted that Beam Connectivity have been recognised as an SME to watch and have won a place on the Zenzic CAM Scale-up programme 🚀
Beam Connectivity onboard CVaaS onto Convex, the global mobility data exchange run by Chordant.
I recently sat down with Zenzic, the driving force behind the UK’s Connected and Autonomous Vehicle industry, to discuss today’s connected vehicle solutions and our progression through the Zenzic CAM Scale-Up programme.
Last week I sat down with Zenzic, the driving force behind the UK’s Connected and Autonomous Vehicle industry, to discuss our progression through the Zenzic CAM Scale-Up programme.
We will be at Highways UK this week — an event that brings together the people responsible for planning, developing, managing, maintaining, and future-proofing the nation’s roads networks.
We are at MOVE21 in London’s ExCel Docklands exhibition centre along with 3000 of the world’s leading experts in the mobility sector.
The AutoCHERI consortium including Beam Connectivity, Applus IDIADA, Compound Semiconductor Applications Catapult, Coventry University and University of Exeter will review how Digital Security by Design technologies can improve the cyber security and safety of connected vehicles.
When working on automotive software development, being able to test CAN data transmission is essential. An easy way to test this without requiring CAN hardware is to use a Virtual Local CAN Interface (vcan).
On 15th December, the Cabinet Office released a Policy Paper outlining the National Cyber Strategy 2022 (www.gov.uk).
Firmware is a category of software responsible for configuring and controlling hardware.
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