Software Republic Incubator's Cybersecurity Initiatives Gain Momentum
The Software Republic Incubator, launched in March 2022, has seen significant progress in its cyber security initiatives. Renault, i6, and eSentire have partnered to develop a 'detect & respond' cyber security approach for Renault vehicles, planned for integration by 2025. Meanwhile, an Economic Interest Group (EIG) has been established to drive the incubator's growth.
The incubator supports five startups: Angoka, Geoflex, Parcoor, Vianova, and Wattpark. So far, four projects have been realized. The most notable is the 'detect & respond' cyber security solution for Renault vehicles, which will enhance the automaker's technology ecosystem. Other projects include a vehicle flow modeling tool for territories and an intelligent, secure bidirectional charging station project. The Software Republic Academy has also been launched to provide cyber security training.
The Software Republic has ambitious plans for the future. It aims to introduce 10 new service and product offerings, incubate at least 50 startups, and serve more than 50 territories by 2025.
The Software Republic Incubator's cyber security initiatives, particularly the 'detect & respond' project for Renault vehicles, demonstrate its commitment to driving innovation in the automotive industry. With the support of the EIG and its partners, the incubator is well-positioned to achieve its goals and expand its impact by 2025.
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