CES2026 Archives - AUTOCRYPT

19 January, 2026 . 4 mins read

CES 2026 Highlights: From Key Management to AI-Driven Vehicle Security

At the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, AUTOCRYPT showcased its foundational and future-ready security solutions designed to secure every layer of mobility. Through the launch of its Automotive-CIS solution, AUTOCRYPT presented a globally integrated industry benchmark for end-to-end key management, while also introducing next-generation security approaches powered by AI technologies and post-quantum cryptography. Together, these initiatives articulated AUTOCRYPT’s vision for addressing both today’s cybersecurity challenges and the demands of the future mobility ecosystem.

As the automotive industry accelerates towards the adoption of physical AI, robotics, and increasingly autonomous systems, regulatory requirements — such as the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) (Link) — are expanding to cover all layers of connected mobility. In response, AUTOCRYPT aims to provide robust, scalable cybersecurity infrastructure that enables OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers to seamlessly embed security across this growing ecosystem.

Foundational Mobility Infrastructure

Throughout the vehicle lifecycle, key management remains one of the most fundamental yet critical security components. However, today’s automotive supply chain relies on a wide range of cryptographic keys, each serving different purposes, using distinct algorithms, and managed by multiple entities. Against this backdrop, the need for a unified key and certificate management system has become increasingly apparent.

On the first day of CES 2026, AUTOCRYPT introduced a standardized infrastructure designed to enable efficient deployment of key management systems across vehicles and adjacent industries, through the launch of “Automotive-CIS (Cybersecurity Infrastructure Standard) (Link).”

Designed to support the full vehicle lifecycle, from development and production to operation and inspection, the solution brings critical security functions into a single infrastructure framework. By unifying Cybersecurity Management System (CSMS), Software Update Management System (SUMS), Vehicle Security Operations Center (vSOC) and Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA), it provides a trusted foundation for continuous updates and lifecycle-based security enforcement.

On the show floor, Automotive-CIS drew strong interest not only from automotive stakeholders, but also from players in agricultural manufacturing, construction and robotics. This reflects how software-defined systems are dissolving traditional industry boundaries and connecting digital ecosystems across domains.

Future-Ready Vehicle Solutions

Across CES 2026, industry discussions emphasized the practical, measurable impact of next-generation technologies such as AI and quantum computing on operational efficiency and scalability. AUTOCRYPT showcased a deployable approach to applying AI in automotive cybersecurity, strengthening operational effectiveness and earning strong on-site recognition. The methodology demonstrated AI-driven automation across the DevSecOps process, including TARA and test-case generation within AutoCrypt CSTP (Link) — streamlining the creation of audit-ready evidence.

Preparing for Next-Gen Vehicle Security

CES 2026 provided an opportunity not only to showcase solutions, but also to actively listen to public thoughts. AUTOCRYPT gathered public perspectives on software-defined vehicles (SDVs), cybersecurity concerns surrounding automated driving, and expectations for the future evolution of mobility through a thought wall prepared on-site. These insights serve as a valuable reference point as we look ahead to securing the next layer of automotive cybersecurity.

The dominant perception of software-defined vehicles centered on the integration of vehicles and computation, enabling smarter, more adaptive mobility through autonomous and assisted driving capabilities.

At the same time, participants clearly highlighted unresolved concerns — particularly around data governance, AI reliability, system behavior in edge cases and vulnerability to external cyber threats. These perspectives underscored a shared understanding that innovation must be accompanied by strong, trustworthy security foundations.

Visitors also expressed optimism that future vehicles will become safer by design, combining intelligent software with robust engineering. More visionary ideas such as solar-powered mobility and aerial transportation illustrated how the public already views the boundaries of mobility expanding well beyond conventional road vehicles.

Reflecting on these insights, AUTOCRYPT is committed to identifying emerging gaps in automotive cybersecurity and collaborating closely with open-source communities and industry associations. Through these efforts, AUTOCRYPT aims to help build resilient, interoperable security infrastructure that supports the safe and scalable advancement of AI-driven, software-defined mobility.

To learn more about our end-to-end mobility solutions, visit https://autocrypt.io/all-products-and-offerings/.

8 December, 2025 . 2 mins read

AUTOCRYPT Announces Product Release of Post-Quantum PKI Product, Pioneering PQC-enabled Solutions for Automotive OEMs

Leading automotive cybersecurity solutions provider AUTOCRYPT announced on December 8, 2025, the launch of “AutoCrypt PKI-Vehicles,” a new next-generation Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) solution supporting ML-DSA, a post-quantum digital signature algorithm. With its announcement, Autocrypt is among the early leaders to commercialize ML-DSA-enabled PKI that can be applied to automotive systems and OEM-specific environments.

The product launch arrives at a critical time as many global industries prepare for the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards for post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and evolving security challenges posed by emerging quantum computing technologies.

Autocrypt’s new product supports ML-DSA, and is among the first to be ready for real-world issuance under this certificate framework across automotive environments. ML-DSA was selected by NIST as part of the FIPS 204 Post-Quantum Digital Signature Standard in 2024, and is considered widely as the global cryptographic baseline. The company is affirming its position as a standard-ready security provider for automotive companies who seek to be future-ready.

“The automotive industry is facing an unprecedented shift in cybersecurity,” said Seokwoo Lee, CEO and Co-Founder of Autocrypt. “Quantum computing is redefining the threat landscape, and the industry must act now to future-proof all vehicles. By bringing this product to automotive manufacturers and suppliers, we are optimizing the process of post-quantum adoption without disrupting existing infrastructure. This launch is the beginning of a new standard for quantum-safe automotive cybersecurity.”

AUTOCRYPT plans on showing its future-proof solutions, including AutoCrypt PKI-Vehicles at the 2026 Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas from January 6-9. Meetings are available by reservation only. Book a meeting at https://calendly.com/autocrypt_global/. To learn more, visit autocrypt.io.

About Autocrypt Co., Ltd.

AUTOCRYPT is the leading player in automotive cybersecurity. It specializes in the development and integration of security software and solutions for in-vehicle systems, V2X communications, Plug&Charge, and fleet management, paving the way towards a secure and reliable C-ITS ecosystem in the age of software-defined vehicles. Its comprehensive suite of automotive cybersecurity testing services and platforms includes the award-winning AutoCrypt CSTP, which supports automotive OEMs and suppliers in meeting regulatory standards ilke ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29 UN R155, and CRA.

18 November, 2025 . 3 mins read

AUTOCRYPT to Unveil Next-Gen Vehicle Solutions at CES 2026

AUTOCRYPT, a leading global provider of digital key and automotive cybersecurity solutions, announced its participation at the 2026 Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas from January 6-9, where it will present its foundational and future-ready security solutions.

Showcasing technologies that protect every layer of mobility, AUTOCRYPT will demonstrate three interconnected domains of expertise:

End-to-End Vehicle Key Management System: AUTOCRYPT’s key management infrastructure provides full-lifecycle generation, distribution, authentication, and access control of cryptographic keys across both on-board and off-board environments. By combining Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and the Key Management System (KMS) with hardware-based protection through Hardware Security Module (HSM) and isolated execution via Trusted Execution Environment (TEE), cryptographic keys and digital access credentials are stored, transmitted and verified in a tamper-resistant manner. A demonstration of AUTOCRYPT’s digital key system featuring secure vehicle-user communication and cross-account key sharing will be available on-site.
Connected Mobility Security: Supporting safe interactions between the vehicle, user, environment and charging infrastructure, AUTOCRYPT provides robust and interoperable systems for Digital Key, Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) communications, and Plug&Charge (PnC). These technologies support OEMs and mobility operators in meeting rigorous automotive safety and quality standards while enabling trusted connectivity across all mobility touchpoints.
Next-Gen Vehicle Security with Lifecycle Management: Adopting a holistic approach to automotive cybersecurity across every stage of the vehicle lifecycle, AUTOCRYPT will showcase AI-enabled risk assessment and automated testing solutions. This includes AI-based Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA) Automation, which applies AI-generated inputs to accelerate and strengthen fault injection and vulnerability testing. The Cybersecurity Testing Platform (CSTP) provides integrated validation aligned with global standards such as UN R155/156 and ISO/SAE 21434. CSTP Fuzzer, a core component of the platform, recently passed Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) Foundational Technical Review (FTR), enabling scalable, cloud-based security testing and proof-of-concept (PoC) deployments.

“As we reinforce our foundational security pillars and introduce future-ready, AI-driven capabilities, we remain committed to protecting all parts of the vehicle and mobility landscape,” said Seokwoo Lee, Founder and CEO of AUTOCRYPT. “By delivering tailored digital infrastructure solutions for OEMs, suppliers and end users, we will continue expanding our global ecosystem through strategic collaborations.”

Exhibiting at CES for the third consecutive year, AUTOCRYPT continues to demonstrate technological innovation within the automotive cybersecurity space. With additional on-site events to be announced, attendees are encouraged to visit AUTOCRYPT’s booth #4667 at the Las Vegas Convention Center’s West Hall for demonstrations and in-depth discussions with the company’s team of experts. Meetings are available by reservation only. Book a meeting at https://calendly.com/autocrypt_global/.

To learn more, visit autocrypt.io.

About Autocrypt Co., Ltd.