AutoSynth is a Novel Infrastructure Layer that Allows to Quickly Add New AI-Based Automation Capabilities to the Product Security Lifecycle
JERUSALEM, Aug. 15, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- C2A Security, the mobility-centric DevSecOps Platform for car makers, suppliers, and EV charging companies, announces a huge leap forward in its offering with the integration of Generative AI (GenAI) into their EVSec Platform. As the 1st cybersecurity vendor to offer these capabilities in the mobility ecosystem, C2A Security's AutoSynth marks a significant milestone, promising to revolutionize the way products & systems are developed and optimized for security, cost, and time reduction.
GenAI, the cutting-edge artificial intelligence layer built on top of large language models (LLM), has already made waves across various industries, with its remarkable potential to streamline processes, enhance efficiency, automate software, and elevate performance metrics. Its rapid adoption has been nothing short of remarkable – in a recent McKinsey survey1, 40% of C-level executives said their organizations will increase investment in AI because of advances in GenAI, while one in four said they are personally using GenAI tools (as ChatGPT, Midjourney, others) for work.
Developed to be LLM-agnostic, C2A Security is poised to set a new industry standard. Since mid-2022 the company has been building an infrastructure of Generative AI into its DevSecOps Platform named AutoSynth. By leveraging the capabilities of GenAI, developers, security engineers, and product leaders will be able to optimize production processes, detect inefficiencies, automate security controls, and prioritize response to vulnerabilities.
"We are elated to introduce this groundbreaking integration of GenAI into our DevSecOps platform," said Roy Fridman, CEO of C2A Security. "This transformative combination will not only bolster our product roadmap and patent track record but also enable us to create cutting-edge products that redefine the industry landscape. AutoSynth adds advanced automation to the product security lifecycle, while opening up many more use cases to solve problems we didn't know are problems before GenAI. I'm psyched to see the extent of automations we can achieve with AutoSynth!"
By harnessing the underserved potential of GenAI in the automotive industry, C2A Security is primed to accelerate the innovation lifecycle, reduce time-to-market, and ensure the delivery of more secure products that exceed customer expectations. Within the next 18 months Gartner expects2 generative AI to account for 10% of all data produced, up from less than 1% just 18 months ago.
C2A Security will hold an invite-only launch event during the annual Auto-ISAC Summit in California, October 17-18. During the event, C2A Security will showcase an Automated Threat Intelligence use case, powered by AutoSynth inside its product DevSecOps platform – EVSec, leveraging the Llama large language model (LLM) developed by Meta and Microsoft.
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About C2A Security
C2A Security is the only mobility-centric DevSecOps Platform vendor that addresses the specific needs of car makers, Tier 1 suppliers, and mobility companies. Founded in 2016, C2A Security transforms cybersecurity from being a company-wide limitation to a business value multiplier, through advanced security automation and compliance, to shorten software release times and decrease costs. Our vision is to turn product security into a seamless, automated, and transparent process, reducing time to deployment and costs of managing automotive software products and resources. C2A Security was founded by NDS/Cisco veteran Michael Dick, and has its global headquarters in Jerusalem, Israel. https://c2a-sec.com/
[1] McKinsey, August 2023
[2] Gartner Newsroom, October 2021
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