Automotiveworld Automotive Cyber Incidents Surge in 2025, Tripling to 161 Cases
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VicOne's 2026 report reveals that automotive cyber incidents more than tripled in 2025, with 161 out of 610 reported cases. The report indicates that the risk now encompasses vehicles, cloud, and enterprise IT, necessitating a shift in governance priorities for the automotive sector.
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2025-01-01
Start of the year with rising automotive cyber incidents
2025-12-31
End of 2025 with 161 automotive cyber incidents reported
2026-02-15
VicOne 2026 Automotive Cybersecurity Report published
2026-02-17
Automotiveworld article published on VicOne report findings
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