The partnership follows a successful automotive customer collaboration in which the Argus Control Flow Integrity product has been jointly integrated to work with Green Hills Softwares industry-leading optimising C/C++ compiler.

The joint solution secure safety-critical ECUs in vehicles across European OEMs next year. As vehicles become increasingly dependent on software and connectivity, their exposure to cyber-attacks increases. Leveraging the existing security and safety capabilities of the Green Hills C/C++ Compiler, the Argus Control Flow Integrity integration supports AUTOSAR classic devices running on the Renesas RH850 processor family, providing protection from cyber attacks such as buffer overflows with zero false positives.

By optimising Argus Control Flow Integrity for the Green Hills Compiler, we have reduced the complexity and time involved for automotive software developers to enhance cyber security in their platforms. said Nir Rozen, VP Product Management, Argus Cyber Security.

We are excited to be working with Argus Cyber Security and have them join our rich ecosystem of best-in-class technology providers. said Chris Tubbs Business Development Director EMEA, Green Hills Software.

Argus Control Flow Integrity is one layer in Argus multi-layered Connected ECU Protection and Argus Core ECU Protection product offering. Compliant with ISO 26262 ASIL B, Argus Control Flow Integrity protects also safety-critical ECUs in the vehicle, such as braking, ADAS and more, from cyber-attacks. In addition, Argus Control Flow Integrity will work with ECUs running high-level operating systems, AUTOSAR Classic, and bare metal ECUs.

Green Hills Compilers are certified to ISO 26262 ASIL D, and are heavily used in safety systems and ECUs running bare metal, AUTOSAR Classic, OSEK, or higher-level operating systems. Green Hill Compilers provide support for C, C++11, C++14, C++17, Embedded C++ and GNU C/C++ extensions across a broad range of processors.

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Green Hills Software welcomes Argus Cyber Security into its automotive ecosystem - New Electronics