BlackBerry will help advance the Department of Mechanical Engineering’s connected and autonomous vehicle research and provide hands-on training with BlackBerry QNX software.
BlackBerry will help advance the Department of Mechanical Engineering’s connected and autonomous vehicle research and provide hands-on training with BlackBerry QNX software.
Join us at ECS 2018 in Stockholm, Sweden on November 6 – 7. We will be speaking about Hypervisors and separating and isolating safety critical components from non-safety critical functional domains on a single compute platform.
Cybersecurity threats are becoming increasingly prominent in embedded applications and securing these systems has become difficult due to dramatic increases in software complexity. Join us to explore the merits of binary scanning and securing your deployed software products.
Functional safety is part of the overall safety of a system or piece of equipment and generally focuses on electronics and related software.
As vehicles become increasingly connected and reliant on software, new threats emerge. To address these concerns BlackBerry has developed a 7-Pillar Recommendation for Automotive Cybersecurity.
BlackBerry Jarvis is a one-of-its-kind cloud-based static binary code scanning solution that identifies vulnerabilities in software used in automobiles.
QNX Software Development Platform (SDP 7.0) includes the next generation 64-bit QNX® Neutrino® RTOS and the award-winning QNX® Momentics® Tool Suite.
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