BlackBerry launched Jarvis, cloud-based security scanning software that detects vulnerabilities in connected and autonomous cars

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January 16, 2018

Briefing	BlackBerry Jarvis – Cloud-based, pay-as-you-go, static binary code scanning software that identifies security vulnerabilities in modern connected and autonomous cars Key Feature – Can scan and assess codes in minutes, ensuring codes from third-party suppliers comply with industry and manufacturer-specific standards Faster Scanning – Initial test with Tata Motor’s Jaguar Land Rover took only seven minutes, from usual 30 days process Target Market – Initially targets car manufacturers, but product could also scan complex software behind healthcare, industrial automation, aerospace, and military defense projects Partnerships with Industry Players – Recently partnered with auto suppliers Delphi Automotive Plc, Denso, Ford Motor Co., Chinese internet search firm Baidu Inc., and chipmaker Qualcomm for automotive-related deals
Accelerator	Cybersecurity, Transportation and Mobility
Sector	Information Technology, Transportation and Logistics
Organization	BlackBerry Ltd., Tata Motors
Source	Gagliordi, N., "BlackBerry debuts Jarvis software scanning platform at NAIAS", ZDNet, http://www.zdnet.com/; LeFebvre, R., "BlackBerry's 'Jarvis' finds security flaws in connected cars", Engadget, https://www.engadget.com/; "BlackBerry launches cybersecurity software for self-driving cars," Reuters, http://www.reuters.com/; AcceleratingBiz analysis
Original Publication Date	January 15, 2017

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