While traditional safety telematics services such as eCall,
bCall, stolen vehicle tracking, and diagnostics aimed at the physical
protection of vehicles, drivers and passengers are becoming main stream,
awareness is growing about the threat of cyber-attacks and their impact on the
physical integrity of persons, especially with Vehicle-to-Vehicle communication
and autonomous vehicles. This is prompting car OEMs and Tier1 suppliers to
source security technology, with more than 20 million connected cars forecasted
to ship with software-based security by 2020.