As vehicles become increasingly software-defined, security is no longer a standalone feature.
It has become the foundation for safety, connectivity, software updates, and long-term
resilience.


We invite you to join us for a live webinar, "Securing Software-Defined Vehicles with an
Arm-Based Root of Trust," on September 8, 2026, at 9:00AM PDT.


As the automotive industry embraces centralized compute architectures, over-the-air
updates, connected services, and autonomous capabilities, automotive SoCs face growing
security challenges. At the same time, evolving regulations and extended vehicle lifecycles
are raising expectations for trusted and resilient security architectures.   


                                                


In this session, we'll explore:

     •   The evolving automotive cybersecurity landscape
     •   Why Root of Trust technology is becoming essential for software-defined vehicles
     •   How trusted execution, secure communications, and lifecycle management support
          long-term vehicle security
     •   The new automotive-grade Rambus CryptoManager™ RT-648 Root of Trust
     •   Benefits of an Arm® Cortex®-M33-based architecture for integration, software
          ecosystems, and next-generation automotive platforms


Learn how the RT-648 helps establish a scalable, production-ready security foundation capable
of protecting vehicles against current and emerging threats. Bring your questions for our live
Q&A and register now to secure your spot.


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