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Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG)
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About Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG)
Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG) The Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG) is a global, non-profit community advancing automotive cybersecurity through open collaboration, applied research, and knowledge sharing. ASRG connects security researchers, automotive manufacturers, suppliers, academics, and policymakers to address cybersecurity challenges in modern, software-defined, and connected vehicles. The group provides a neutral platform to strengthen security across the automotive ecosystem, from embedded systems to cloud and mobility services. OUR MISSION ASRG’s mission is to make the automotive and mobility ecosystem safer by advancing open collaboration, cybersecurity research, vulnerability coordination, and shared intelligence among industry, government, academia, and the security community. WHAT WE DO - Facilitate collaborative automotive cybersecurity research - Share threat intelligence and vulnerability insights - Host technical workshops and global community events (e.g., Secure Our Streets / SOS) - Promote secure-by-design principles for software-defined vehicles - Support standards like TARA and SBOM adoption - Encourage ethical disclosure and security best practices OUR. VALUES - Open collaboration and transparency - Ethical and responsible security research - Cross-industry and academic cooperation - Knowledge sharing and continuous learning - Improving safety and resilience in mobility ASRG is built to bridge the gap between researchers and industry, helping shape a more secure and resilient automotive future. Join us to collaborate with global experts and contribute to the future of automotive cybersecurity.
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Research & Knowledge
Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG) held an insightful session on Post-Quantum Cryptography in Automotive at the Bengaluru meetup.
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Presence & Recognition
Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG) hosted a Bengaluru meetup bringing together professionals and enthusiasts from the automotive cybersecurity community.
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Research & Knowledge
Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG) researchers identified a critical security vulnerability (CVE-2026-67560) affecting automotive infotainment systems that could allow unauthorized access to vehicle controls.
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Research & Knowledge
Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG) saw a demo where an AI agent rewrote a requirement and asked what would break in the architecture if it changed, using text rather than structure.
Reported by Marcus Stakeberg Ingvar
Presence & Recognition
Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG) showcased its MBSE platform and SystemWeaver updates at INCOSE EMEASEC2026.
Reported by Marcus Stakeberg Ingvar