Torc Robotics Auto-ISAC Membership Strengthens Automotive Cybersecurity

On August 5, Torc Robotics announced its membership in the Automotive Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Auto-ISAC), a global member-driven organization focused on strengthening cybersecurity collaboration throughout the automotive industry. The Torc Robotics Auto-ISAC Membership will enable the company to work alongside automakers, suppliers, and commercial vehicle organizations on cybersecurity initiatives. Through this collaboration, Torc will share cyber threat intelligence, contribute to developing industry best practices, and support efforts aimed at improving the resilience of connected vehicle technologies against emerging cybersecurity threats.

Auto-ISAC serves as a trusted environment where automotive industry members can exchange timely cyber threat intelligence, develop cybersecurity best practices, and coordinate responses to emerging threats. As part of its membership, Torc Robotics will participate in Auto-ISAC working groups and engage with industry peers on cybersecurity guidance, information sharing, and best practices. The collaboration is focused particularly on connected and autonomous vehicle systems, where cybersecurity resilience is increasingly important as vehicle technologies become more connected and capable of operating with greater levels of automation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did Torc Robotics join Auto-ISAC?
Torc Robotics joined Auto-ISAC to collaborate with automotive industry participants on cybersecurity intelligence, best practices, and responses to emerging threats affecting connected and autonomous vehicle technologies. The membership gives Torc an opportunity to participate in working groups, exchange timely cyber threat information, and contribute to broader industry cybersecurity guidance. By working with automakers, suppliers, and commercial vehicle organizations, Torc can support coordinated efforts to improve cybersecurity resilience across increasingly connected vehicle systems while also strengthening collaboration around emerging automotive cybersecurity challenges.