Drivesec, a leading company in cybersecurity solutions for the automotive and IoT markets, and Auxilium Pentest Labs, CTF winner at DEF CON 33 specialized in Embedded Systems Penetration Testing, are excited to announce a new partnership. This collaboration aims to offer an integrated and continuous approach to validating the security of electronic systems across multiple industries, including automotive.
Thanks to Drivesec’s Weseth Platform, Auxilium will be able to perform Penetration Tests remotely, securely and scalably on any system under test, whether it’s a single ECU or a complete vehicle. The synergy between the two companies allows for cutting-edge continuous cyber security testing throughout the product lifecycle, from development to production.
Leveraging Auxilium’s deep expertise in embedded systems and hardware-level security, Drivesec strengthens its assessment service portfolio. This synergy not only accelerates innovation but also improves the quality, automation, and comprehensiveness of integrated cybersecurity testing, ensuring the highest standards of resilience across the automotive and IoT value chains.
The partnership between Drivesec and Auxilium will significantly transform the approach to cybersecurity testing and posture assessment through the delivery of new services such as:
- Remote and secure testing
- AI-based test code generation
- Access to a large knowledge base of test software and test capabilities
- Increase of speed and flexibility
- Integration of security validation and testing into CI/CD processes
“We are thrilled to join forces with Auxilium Pentest Labs on security testing. Our two companies focus on cybersecurity testing from different yet complementary perspectives. Together we can offer a full range of testing solutions and services covering both VA and PT” said Giuseppe Faranda Cordella, CEO & Founder, Drivesec.
“This partnership allows us to combine our market leading penetration testing expertise with innovative Drivesec solution, enabling scalable and continuous cyber security testing across entire product development lifecycle,” said Martin Pozděna, Managing Director, Auxilium Pentest Labs.