U.S. Army, Michigan State Police Drive Automotive Cybersecurity

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U.S. Army, Michigan State Police Drive Automotive Cybersecurity

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U.S. Army automotive cyber security engineers demonstrate the results of the cooperative research work conducted between the U.S. Army CCDC Ground Vehicle Systems Center and the Michigan State Police on a MSP patrol vehicle. The relationship between the two organizations, established more than 18 months ago, aims to keep vehicle systems more secure from harmful attacks or unauthorized access. [U.S. Army Photo//Released]

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06/12/2019

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