Astonmartinf1 Aston Martin Aramco Partners with Zscaler for Cybersecurity in Formula One
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- •Aston Martin Aramco partners with Zscaler for enhanced cybersecurity.
- •Zscaler's Zero Trust Exchange will secure critical race data and car design.
- •The partnership highlights the importance of speed and security in Formula One.
Aston Martin Aramco has entered a multi-year partnership with Zscaler, designating it as its Global Cybersecurity Partner. Zscaler will implement its Zero Trust Exchange platform to secure critical assets, including car design and race strategy data, which can exceed one terabyte during a single race weekend. The partnership aims to protect real-time data flowing between the race team and the UK-based AMR Technology Campus. Both organizations emphasize the importance of speed and security, as milliseconds can impact race outcomes and cybersecurity. Zscaler's branding will appear on the AMR26 car and drivers' overalls starting at the Austrian Grand Prix. This collaboration reflects a growing trend of integrating advanced cybersecurity measures in high-stakes environments like Formula One.
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