Sasken Technologies shares rose over 2% after the company announced a strategic partnership with VicOne, a subsidiary of Trend Micro focused on automotive cybersecurity. The partnership is aimed at strengthening in-vehicle and fleet-wide cybersecurity for global OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers.
VicOne will provide its solutions, including xCarbon (intrusion detection and prevention for vehicles), vSOC (fleet monitoring and response), and EVSE Security (protection for EV charging infrastructure). These tools are designed to address cybersecurity challenges in connected vehicles and charging networks, supported by VicOne’s threat intelligence platform.
Sasken will use its experience in engineering, validation, and system integration to co-sell, integrate, and implement VicOne’s offerings. The company will work with OEMs and Tier-1s to deploy cybersecurity measures across ECUs, operating systems, and cloud systems. The collaboration also includes training Sasken engineers on VicOne technologies to support system integration and delivery of security solutions.
With the growing risk of cyberattacks on connected vehicles and EV infrastructure, the Sasken–VicOne partnership aims to provide a framework that helps manufacturers and fleets manage cybersecurity requirements and compliance. The market responded to the announcement with a more than 2% increase in Sasken’s stock. As of 9:29 AM, the shares were trading 1.51% higher at Rs 1,518.00.
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