67% of 2025 automotive cyber incidents involve back-end servers, says Upstream
moniquejmorrow · x · 2026-09-03
Monique Morrow (Cox Automotive) argues that as cars grow connected to apps, cloud services, APIs, and now AI, automotive cybersecurity incidents keep rising.
- Per Upstream Security, back-end servers were involved in 67% of automotive cyber incidents in 2025
- Her core point is trust: users shouldn't need to understand what happens behind an app command to feel confident — security must evolve alongside the technology
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