Intelligent CISO Issue 29 | Page 9

news Megatronix and Trustonic provide advanced IVI and telematic security for connected vehicles SmartMega OS+ software has been designed to ensure the deployment and regular upgrade of new, customisable in-vehicle services to enable secure, reliable user experiences. SmartMega OS+ provides real time cloud-based features which connect the vehicles to the outside world and protect communications from the Telematic Control Unit (TCU) all the way through to the connected cloud. rustonic has announced T that its security platform has been chosen by Tier 1 automotive service provider, Megatronix, to secure its intelligent operating system, SmartMega OS+, which brings next-generation connected services to smart vehicles. The first vehicle model to integrate SmartMega OS+, the Hycan 007, is now on sale across China. With a predicted surge in demand for connected vehicles, automotive makers are under pressure to provide enhanced features to vehicle users, while guaranteeing security, privacy and data protection. Megatronix’s “Connected, autonomous, shared and electrified user cases are driving the automotive market forward and we’re working to empower OEMs and Tier 1s to innovate while protecting data, IP and brands,” said Dion Price, CEO of Trustonic. “Modern vehicles present new and complex challenges and we are delighted to be working with industry visionary, Megatronix, to put security at the heart of millions more connected vehicles.” PULSE SECURE RECOGNISED AS A MARKET LEADER IN NETWORK ACCESS CONTROL FOR THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR ulse Secure, a leading provider P of software-defined Secure Access solutions, has been recognised as a technology leader and among the top three performers for technical excellence in 2020 Network Access Control (NAC) market report by Quadrant Knowledge Solutions. The SPARKS Matrix: Network Access Control (NAC), 2020 report by research firm, Quadrant Knowledge Solutions, determined that the NAC market is expected to grow by 17.2% CAGR from a market size of US$1.580 billion in 2019 to US$4.07 billion by 2025. “We rated Pulse Secure in the top three NAC vendors that scored the highest overall ratings, and a frontrunner in accommodating ongoing and emerging trends – it is highly flexible, competitive and scalable,” said Piyush Dewangan, Industry Research Manager at Quadrant Knowledge Solutions. “With recent enhancements, Pulse Secure is well-positioned to deliver integrated secure access capabilities based on a Zero Trust Security model for hybrid IT with granular classification, contextual visibility and adaptive access control.” The SPARKS Matrix report cites Pulse Secure as offering a flexible and scalable enterprise-grade NAC solution to support the requirement of large enterprises with ‘an easy path to NAC with wizard-based configurations to start with rich endpoint discovery, profiling, inventory and guest management features and then extend functionality for granular user and endpoint compliance enforcement, automated threat response and scaled management.’ www.intelligentciso.com | Issue 29 9