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Juha Hytönen
Juha is the Director of Embedded Security Business Line for Connected Transport at Irdeto. During his career, Juha has worked in multiple different roles from software and hardware engineering to quality and compliance management in multiple industries including embedded devices, medical devices, business information systems, online gambling, automotive and rail. He has been involved in a number of industry firsts, like the first mobile Skype call, the first Linux in infotainment systems and the first digital instrument cluster. Today, Juha leads Irdeto’s Embedded Security Business Line with a mission to secure the things that move on land.
Security Vulnerability Metrics and their importance in maintaining the security of connected cars
Over the last few years, the world has grown accustomed to the growing number of connected vehicles that have internet access and can interact with other devices. This rapid development, however, comes at an expense. The increase in potential cybersecurity risks is rapidly becoming one of the biggest challenges in the industry. What led to these risks and how can we address them? Discover more in our article!
Rail cybersecurity from A to Z
Just like anything else in our world, railway systems are becoming digitalized and more connected. But with increased connectivity and dependence on digital technologies, comes a rise in security threats This article will detail what is the wider context of this and what can you do to protect your industry.
Electric Vehicle Plug and Charge technology 101
Plug and Charge enables the automated and secure charging of Electric Vehicles (EVs). Check out our blog to know everything there is to know about Plug and Charge and more.
Building the bridge to rail cybersecurity
Let’s explore the current state of cybersecurity in the rail industry and find out whether it’s possible to bridge the gap, securing decades old critical infrastructure.
Rail and Cybersecurity: The growing gap
The rail industry is growing in usage and connectivity. As one drives the other, the importance of cybersecurity will only increase. As the rail industry prospers, it becomes a more desirable target to increasingly skilled and equipped hackers and new demands are put upon aging, potentially difficult to replace infrastructure.