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PCA CERVUS, our new Device-Centric Vulnerability Monitoring & Threat Intelligence Platform, will be live on 1st October, 2026. Why CERVUS? Across cultures and traditions, the deer (latin: cervus) has long carried a meaning that goes far beyond the animal itself. In different mythologies and stories, the deer appears as a symbol of direction, intuition, transformation and the journey into the unknown. It is often portrayed as a guide into the unknown - appearing at the edge of the familiar and leading those who follow it toward new possibilities, perspectives and paths. That symbolism resonates strongly with what we are building with PCA CERVUS. Embedded products are complex ecosystems. Their vulnerabilities, dependencies and threats are not always visible from the surface. A single vulnerability tells only part of the story. What matters is understanding the signals around it, connecting the dots, and knowing where to look next. PCA CERVUS is designed to help product security teams navigate that uncertainty. It continuously brings together vulnerability monitoring and threat intelligence to uncover what may otherwise remain hidden, challenge assumptions, and provide a clearer direction for product security decisions. Just as the deer has represented a guide into the unknown across many traditions, PCA CERVUS is built to guide product security teams beyond what they can see today - toward a deeper understanding of the risks surrounding their products. Follow the signal. Uncover what lies beneath the surface. Know where to look next. Discover more and book a free demo in advance now: https://lnkd.in/dr2MX3Xn #PCACERVUS #VulnerabilityMonitoring #EmbeddedSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #SBOMValidation #SCA #CyberSecurity

SBOMs are becoming essential for embedded device security, including payment devices - but are they enough for operational resilience? A static or incomplete SBOM can leave payment providers without a clear view of what is actually running inside their devices. In his latest article for The European Financial Review, Artem Serebrov - Director of Product at PCA Cyber Security, explores why payment security needs to move beyond one-time compliance towards validated SBOMs, continuous vulnerability monitoring and lifecycle security. Read the full article: The Payments Industry Needs to Think Beyond SBOMs for Operational Resilience (https://lnkd.in/d26bscay) #PaymentSecurity #SBOM #CyberSecurity #OperationalResilience #PCI #CyberResilienceAct

In our latest article we summarized the most important findings of our Q2 2026 Global Automotive Cybersecurity Report, which reveals 345 automotive-specific vulnerabilities (+30% QoQ) and multiple other valuable insights. Based on intelligence collected by the PCA Cyber Security Threat Intelligence Collection & Analysis Platform (TICAP), the report provides actionable insights for OEMs, suppliers, and product security teams. Get your copy of the report: https://lnkd.in/dy73EwEj Read the article below. #AutomotiveCybersecurity #CyberSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #Automotive #ConnectedVehicles #UNR155 #CyberResilienceAct #ProductSecurity

The Global Automotive Cybersecurity Report Q2 2026 is here! The automotive cyber threat landscape is becoming more complex - and more severe. Our Q2 2026 Global Automotive Cybersecurity Report reveals: • 📈 345 automotive-specific vulnerabilities (+30% QoQ) • ⚠️ High-severity vulnerabilities more than doubled • 🚗 Attackers shifting from individual ECUs to fleets, cloud backends, and supply chains • 🔐 Intellectual property emerging as a primary target • 📋 New regulatory milestones, including UN R155/R156 and the upcoming EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) Based on intelligence collected by the PCA Cyber Security Threat Intelligence Collection & Analysis Platform (TICAP), the report provides actionable insights for OEMs, suppliers, and product security teams. 📥 Get your copy of the report: https://lnkd.in/dy73EwEj

The Global Automotive Cybersecurity Report Q2 2026 is here! The automotive cyber threat landscape is becoming more complex - and more severe. Our Q2 2026 Global Automotive Cybersecurity Report reveals: • 📈 345 automotive-specific vulnerabilities (+30% QoQ) • ⚠️ High-severity vulnerabilities more than doubled • 🚗 Attackers shifting from individual ECUs to fleets, cloud backends, and supply chains • 🔐 Intellectual property emerging as a primary target • 📋 New regulatory milestones, including UN R155/R156 and the upcoming EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) Based on intelligence collected by the PCA Cyber Security Threat Intelligence Collection & Analysis Platform (TICAP), the report provides actionable insights for OEMs, suppliers, and product security teams. 📥 Get your copy of the report: https://lnkd.in/dy73EwEj

Equip yourself with critical knowledge from PCA’s Q1 2026 Global Automotive Threat Intelligence Report. This comprehensive guide highlights crucial vulnerabilities affecting top brands and provides actionable strategies for risk mitigation tailored specifically for the dynamic automotive landscape.