Automotive cybersecurity companies in the United States
24 of the 82 automotive cybersecurity companies we list are based in the United States. 3 are public, 1 is owned by another company and 20 are private. The oldest, IOActive, was founded in 1998. By revenue from annual reports, the largest company here is Keysight Technologies ($5.4bn in FY2025).
Companies focused on automotive cybersecurity in the United States
10 companies| Company | Based in | Founded | Size | Ownership | Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Rambus Chip IP company licensing automotive-grade hardware security modules, MACsec engines and key provisioning for vehicle chips. | San Jose, United States | Public, RMBS | $707.6m (FY2025) | ||
Block Harbor Cybersecurity Detroit firm offering a vehicle security engineering platform alongside automotive penetration testing and defensive security services. | Detroit, United States | Private | |||
Fleet Defender Hardware and software that detect cyber attacks and cargo theft on fleet vehicles, backed by a vehicle SOC. | Omaha, United States | Private | |||
LHP Engineering Solutions US engineering consultancy offering ISO 21434 consulting, TARA, security verification and automotive cybersecurity training. | Columbus, Indiana, United States | 2001 | Private | ||
SecureThings.ai Sunnyvale and Pune firm selling in-vehicle intrusion detection, vehicle SOC analytics, secure OTA and security assessments. | Sunnyvale, United States | Private | |||
Tranzhalo Georgia start-up whose TranzSecure service flags cyber attacks, unknown devices and cargo theft across trucking fleets. | Alpharetta, United States | Private | |||
V Vultara Web-based software that automates vehicle threat analysis and risk assessment, plus vulnerability tracking and consulting. | Troy, Michigan, United States | Private | |||
Sibros Connected vehicle software firm offering OTA updates, data logging and a vehicle security operations centre for fleets. | San Jose, California, United States | 2018 | Private | ||
Upstream Security Upstream Security provides a cybersecurity and intelligence platform for physical AI, vehicles, and smart mobility. | Birmingham, United States | 2017 | Private | ||
VxLabs VxLabs provides an AI-powered platform for automotive cybersecurity compliance and risk management. | Dover, United States | 2022 | Private |
Also active in automotive cybersecurity
14 companies| Company | Based in | Founded | Size | Ownership | Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Keysight Technologies Test equipment maker whose device security lab, built on Riscure, tests chips, cards and vehicle electronics against side-channel and fault-injection attacks. | Santa Rosa, California, United States | 2014 | Public, KEYS | $5.4bn (FY2025) | |
UL Solutions Global testing and certification firm, recognised by the PCI SSC for PTS POI and HSM evaluation, with labs in the UK and China. | Northbrook, United States | Public, ULS | $3.1bn (FY2025) | ||
IOActive Boutique security consultancy specialising in IoT, SCADA/ICS, embedded systems, and hardware security research with world-renowned researchers. | Seattle, United States | 1998 | 51-200 staff | Private | |
Praetorian Offensive security firm founded by former DoD professionals. Combines deep offensive testing with the Chariot attack surface management platform and its Exploit validation engine. | Austin, United States | 2010 | 51-200 staff | Private | |
Atredis Partners Employee-owned research firm testing embedded systems, including vehicle infotainment, telematics units and CAN networks. | United States | Private | |||
Black Duck Black Duck provides application security testing tools for software development. | Burlington, Massachusetts, United States | 2002 | Owned by Clearlake Capital and Francisco Partners | ||
Finite State Finite State provides a product security platform for connected devices, automating SBOM generation, vulnerability analysis, and compliance evidence. | Columbus, United States | 2017 | Private | ||
GRIMM Michigan security research firm offering penetration testing and training for vehicles and other transport systems. | Cedar Springs, United States | Private | |||
OmniTrust Provides a platform for managing cryptographic trust across devices, systems and AI. | Ashburn, United States | 2010 | Private | ||
RunSafe Security Generates SBOMs for embedded code and hardens vehicle ECU software against memory-based exploits at runtime. | McLean, United States | Private | |||
Shift5 Onboard monitoring platform that detects cyber and electronic warfare threats on military vehicles, aircraft, ships and trains. | Rosslyn, Virginia, United States | 2019 | Private | ||
wolfSSL Embedded cryptography firm whose wolfHSM ports its crypto library to automotive hardware security modules in ECUs. | Edmonds, Washington, United States | 2004 | Private | ||
Manifest SBOM and vulnerability management platform that helps carmakers and suppliers track risk in vehicle software. | United States | 2021 | Private | ||
Red Balloon Security Embedded firmware hardening and runtime monitoring for devices, including Symbiote protection for vehicle ECUs and calibration data. | New York, United States | 2011 | Private |
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