Connected Car Security Companies

The connected car security market is projected to grow from USD 3.37 billion in 2025 to USD 6.99 billion in 2032, at a CAGR of 11.0%. The connected car security market is expanding rapidly across Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, and the Rest of the World as vehicles become increasingly connected and software-driven. Rising cyber risks, stricter regulations, and growing concerns about data privacy are prompting automakers to adopt more robust security solutions. OEMs such as Toyota, Hyundai-Kia, Volkswagen, Ford, and Mercedes-Benz are increasingly teaming up with cybersecurity firms to secure vehicle networks, OTA updates, and telematics systems. The connected care security market report analyzes market size, regional trends, regulations, and adoption patterns, highlighting how cybersecurity is becoming a core requirement for modern mobility.

AUMOVIO continues to hold its position as the leading company in the connected car security market, largely because it blends deep automotive engineering expertise with forward-thinking cybersecurity innovation. Originating from Continental AG’s automotive division, the company has spent years building trusted, scalable, and production-ready security solutions that global OEMs rely on. The company’s subsidiaries are strengthening their leadership. For example, PlaxidityX safeguards more than 72 million vehicles globally with end-to-end protection that spans lifecycle security, advanced threat detection, and fleet-level cybersecurity. Elektroit, another key arm of the company, has made significant contributions through its work on secure AUTOSAR and Linux-based platforms, as well as embedded cryptography that supports today’s software-driven vehicles. Together, these capabilities have helped raise industry security benchmarks, improve OEM compliance with fast-changing regulations, and accelerate the digital transformation of the automotive sector. With its scale, reliability, and continued pace of innovation, Aumovio remains one of the most trusted names in the connected vehicle security landscape.

To know about the assumptions considered for the study download the pdf brochure

BLACKBERRY LIMITED has earned its reputation as one of the most influential names in the connected car security market, thanks to its long history in automotive-grade cybersecurity, its dependable technology, and its steady pace of innovation. Its BlackBerry QNX platform, now running in over 235 million vehicles worldwide, has become the benchmark for safe, real-time operating systems that modern software-defined vehicles rely on. Over the years, the company has hit several important milestones—strengthening secure embedded OS capabilities, introducing the BlackBerry IVY platform with Amazon Web Services, and building a highly respected automotive cybersecurity consulting practice. Working closely with partners, such as VicOne, ETAS, L&T Technology Services, and Upstream Security, BlackBerry has also broadened its strengths across threat detection, secure integration, compliance, and fleet-level protection, making it a trusted choice for many automakers. Its position as the second-leading company in the connected car security market reflects this combination of scale, expertise, and proven impact. It stands as the second-best in the industry because it consistently delivers reliable, safety-focused solutions and plays a central role in helping OEMs protect increasingly connected, software-driven vehicles.

VECTOR INFORMATIK GMBH holds its position as the third-leading company in the connected car security market because of its deep-rooted role in shaping secure automotive electronics, diagnostics, and communication architecture. With decades of expertise in embedded systems, the company has delivered several industry-defining tools—such as CANalyzer, CANoe, and MICROSAR—which have become essential for ECU testing, network simulation, and safety-compliant software development. Its middleware and cybersecurity-focused toolchains help automakers manage secure OTA updates, protect communication flows, and meet ISO 26262 and AUTOSAR security requirements. Vector’s ongoing involvement in international standards bodies and its close collaboration with OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers have strengthened its influence in guiding secure communication protocols and next-generation SDV architectures. By supporting efficient validation, secure onboarding of new software, and reliable diagnostics and flashing, Vector has become a key enabler of cybersecurity assurance across the entire vehicle lifecycle. These long-standing contributions, combined with its global partnerships and domain expertise, firmly justify its position as the third-ranked leader in the connected car security landscape.

Market Ranking

AUMOVIO, BlackBerry Limited, and Vector Informatik GmbH collectively anchor the connected car security landscape, each contributing unique strengths that shape how modern vehicles stay protected. AUMOVIO continues to lead the market with its blend of deep automotive engineering and forward-looking cybersecurity innovation. Its solutions secure tens of millions of vehicles, and its subsidiaries—like PlaxidityX and Elektroit—strengthen its capabilities in lifecycle security, embedded cryptography, and fleet protection. BlackBerry Limited holds a strong second place, driven by the long-standing success of its QNX platform, now used in over 235 million vehicles worldwide. The company has expanded its impact through improved OS security, the launch of BlackBerry IVY, and partnerships with major industry players, further building expertise in threat detection, compliance, and secure fleet operations. Vector Informatik GmbH ranks third, recognized for its critical role in secure automotive electronics, diagnostics, and communication frameworks. Its widely adopted tools—CANalyzer, CANoe, and MICROSAR—have become industry benchmarks, enabling secure OTA updates, testing, and adherence to global security standards. Together, these three companies set the benchmark for reliability, innovation, and trust in the connected vehicle security ecosystem, driving the industry toward safer, software-defined mobility.

Related Reports:

Connected Car Security Market by Type (Endpoint, Application, Network, Security), Solution (Software & Hardware), Application (TCU, Infotainment, ADAS, Communication Modules), Form (In-vehicle, External Cloud), EV Type & Region- Global Forecast to 2032

Contact:
Mr. Rohan Salgarkar
MarketsandMarkets™ INC.
630 Dundee Road
Suite 430
Northbrook, IL 60062
USA : 1-888-600-6441
sales@marketsandmarkets.com