As risks grow, what can automakers and dealers do to safeguard vehicles from cyberattack?
Says the new facility will boost Proton Dealership IT’s cyber-threat monitoring and response services.
It says their cybersecurity obligations don't justify blocking car servicers from accessing car data.
State-of-the art facility to enhance Proton Dealership IT’s cyber threat monitoring and response services.
Reynolds and Reynolds/Proton Dealership IT offer tools for compliance, security ahead of FTC Safeguards Rule deadline.
Where would you rather keep your valuable data and mission critical applications — in a rack of in-house servers or under the close watch of a tech giant’s team of experts?
Dealer software expert warns few dealerships have the IT infrastructure required to support your business operations and protect your data as connected devices, digital retail platforms, and threats to cybersecurity proliferate.
Shred-it’s 2019 Data Protection Report reveals the owners of more than half of all large U.S. businesses that suffered a breach said external vendor errors were to blame.
A 2016 cyberattack laid bare the personally identifiable information of about 12.5 million customers of 130 U.S. dealerships, according to a Federal Trade Commission bulletin announcing a consent agreement with dealer software provider DealerBuilt.
Sagent Lending Technologies announced an enhancement of its identity-management and fraud-detection capabilities credited to a new collaboration with Experian.
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