The global Automotive Cybersecurity Market size is projected to grow from USD 2.0 billion in 2021 to USD 5.3 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 21.3%. Increasing incidents of cyber-attacks on vehicles and massive vehicles recalls by OEMs have increased awareness about automotive cybersecurity among OEMs globally. Moreover, increasing government mandates on incorporating several safety features, such as rear-view camera, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning system, and electronic stability control, have further opened new opportunities for automotive cybersecurity service providers globally. As a result, there are various start-ups present in the automotive cybersecurity ecosystem. Government initiatives toward building an intelligent transport system have also further escalated the demand for cybersecurity solutions all over the world.

Cybersecurity skills are on the decline. We've reported before on the cybersecurity staffing crisis plaguing enterprises around the world, but recent reports suggest that the problem is only getting worse. Yet at the same time, with the IoT revolution and the rise of Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD) workplace cultures across America, the number of endpoints enterprises need to secure are only increasing.Between 70% and 95% of security breaches originate at endpoints. So how can enterprises bridge this widening gap between increasing needs and decreasing human talent? Some cybersecurity experts looking to machine learning, a distinct subset of artificial intelligence technology, as a way to redress the balance.