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Automotive cybersecurity requires an understanding of how vehicles are designed, developed and tested. Look for a team with experience across vehicle electronics, embedded software, communications and security engineering, and the ability to investigate problems beyond their initial symptoms. At Mobility Cyber Labs, our engineers bring decades of experience working with global OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers and consultancies. We combine independent technical investigation with practical engineering support, from identifying vulnerabilities to developing and evaluating potential solutions.

Vehicle security decisions affect electronics, software, networks and the way different systems work together. A cybersecurity recommendation needs to account for those interactions, along with the practical constraints of vehicle development and production. Our engineers have worked inside major automotive manufacturers and suppliers, giving them an understanding of vehicle architectures, engineering processes and real production challenges. That experience helps us identify realistic threats and recommend security measures that engineering teams can actually implement.

Yes. Independent specialists can investigate how an attack works, identify the underlying vulnerabilities and help manufacturers evaluate ways to address them. Mobility Cyber Labs supports OEMs and suppliers with technical threat investigations, countermeasure assessment, proof of concept development and cybersecurity validation. Our engineers can examine the effectiveness of existing protection, investigate proposed technologies and develop working prototypes to help establish which approaches are worth pursuing.

An automotive cybersecurity technical centre can investigate security at component, vehicle and connected system level. Depending on the project, this may involve examining ECUs, electronic hardware, embedded software, firmware, vehicle communications, wireless interfaces and security technologies. At our UK Technical Centre in Newport Pagnell, Mobility Cyber Labs conducts practical vehicle security investigations, penetration testing and cybersecurity benchmarking. Our engineers examine how technologies have been implemented, identify potential weaknesses and provide technical evidence to support development and validation decisions.

Yes. Mobility Cyber Labs has an engineering presence in the UK and Japan, with locations in Newport Pagnell, Nagoya and Yokohama. Our team has longstanding relationships with major Japanese automotive manufacturers and experience supporting international engineering projects. We combine access to our UK Technical Centre with automotive cybersecurity expertise and customer relationships in Japan, helping manufacturers and suppliers investigate security challenges and make informed technical decisions.

We regularly support OEMs, suppliers and industry organisations with engineering investigations involving sensitive technical information, unreleased technologies and security concerns. Customers work directly with experienced MCL engineers to establish the technical questions, agree an appropriate investigation and review the findings. We're happy to review an existing NDA or arrange a mutual NDA before discussing confidential project details. Initial conversations can take place before detailed technical information is shared.