| Industry | |
|---|---|
| Fate | Purchased by Continental AG in 2017 for $430 million. |
| Founded | 2013; 8 years ago |
| Headquarters | |
Number of employees | 70 |
| Website | https://argus-sec.com/ |
Argus Cyber Security is an Israeli automotive cyber security company. It was purchased by Continental AG in 2017, for $430 million.[1] In October 2017, Argus added a solution to enable OEMs to deliver over-the-air vehicle software updates.[2]
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The company was founded in 2013,[3] by ex-soldiers of Israel's Unit 8200.[4] The Argus management team includes former employees of Daimler,[5] Fiat Chrysler,[6] and General Motors.[7]
The Israeli startup is headquartered in Tel Aviv, has a team of more than 70 people and offices in Detroit, Silicon Valley, Stuttgart and Tokyo.[8][9] The company has dozens of pending[10] and granted[11] patents and was identified as a Top 25 Technology Company To Watch by The Wall Street Journal.[12]
Argus raised $4 million in September 2014 from Magma Venture Partners, Vertex Ventures, Motus Ventures and from venture capitalist Zohar Zisapel. In September 2015, Argus raised Series B funding totaling $26 million from Allianz Digital Corporate Ventures, Allianz SE, Magma Venture Partners, Magna International, OurCrowd, Vertex Ventures and venture capitalists Zohar Zisapel and Eyal Gura.[13]
As a result of an acquisition in November 2017,[14] Argus Cyber Security will be part of Germany's Continental's subsidiary Elektrobit (EB).[15]
Partnerships[edit]
In January 2016, Argus partnered with Check Point Software Technologies to extend the Argus offering with Check Point Car Capsule for secure communication between vehicle and the cloud.[16]
In July 2016, Argus was chosen to participate in Startup Autobahn, a joint project run by Daimler AG, Plug and Play, University of Stuttgart and ARENA2036.[17]
Argus partnered with Infineon in November 2016 to create an integrated cyber security solution for central gateway protection.[18]
In January 2017, Argus joined with Elektrobit to create a solution to protect electronic control units (ECU). The same month they announced a combined solution with Qualcomm.[19]
In February 2017, NXP Semiconductors announced its partnership with Argus creating a joint solution including Argus IDPS and NXP Calyso MCU to detect and prevent advanced cyber attacks in real-time.[20][21]
In July 2017, Argus and Riscure announced a joint 'capture the flag' competition, participants faced challenges simulating real-life automotive cyber security scenarios to win.[22]
In June 2018, Argus partnered with Phantom Auto on a teleoperation safety technology that blocks attacks on connected vehicles.[23]
Awards and Honors[edit]
- Inc. Top 20 Tech Innovators to watch in 2018[24]
- Red Herring 2017 Top 100[25]
- The Wall Street Journal 25 Technology Companies to Watch[26]
- Fast Company Most Innovative Companies of 2017[27]
- Fortune Top 3 Auto Startups of 2016[28]
- WIRED Europe's hottest startups 2016[29]
- ABIresearch 118 Top Up-and-coming Technology Innovators Set to Disrupt Tech Markets[30]
References[edit]
- ^Argus investors, employees win big in $430m acquisition 5 November 2017 14:54Dubi Ben-Gedalyahu, Globes
- ^'Germany's Continental buys Israeli auto cyber firm Argus'.
- ^Argus investors, employees win big in $430m acquisition 5 November 2017 14:54Dubi Ben-Gedalyahu, Globes
- ^Toyota seeks more investments in Israeli auto tech, roboticsTova Cohen, November 5, 2017
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- ^'Automotive World'.
- ^'Bloomberg Research'.
- ^Germany’s Continental confirms buy of Israel cybersecurity firm Argus By SHOSHANNA SOLOMON5 November 2017, Times of Israel
- ^'Argus Cyber Security'. Archived from the original on 2018-01-08.
- ^'These 3 Auto Startups Are the Best of 2016'. Fortune.
- ^'Germany's Continental confirms buy of Israel cybersecurity firm Argus'. Times of Israel.
- ^'Tech Companies to Watch'. The Wall Street Journal.
- ^'Crunchbase'.
- ^'Germany's Continental buys Israeli auto cyber firm Argus'. Reuters.
- ^Argus Cyber Security and Elektrobit Launch End-to-End Solution for Delivering Vehicle Software Updates Over-The-Air (OTA) 6 November 2017
- ^Shamah, David. 'Argus, Check Point team up to prevent car hacking'.
- ^'Startup Autobahn sees firms from seven countries make a pitch'.
- ^'Cooperation to protect central gateway'.
- ^'Argus Expands Connected Car Collaboration - Infosecurity Magazine'.
- ^'NXP Joins Auto-ISAC to Collaborate on Security Challenges of Connected Cars'.
- ^Ben-Gedalyahu, Dubi. 'Israel's auto-tech startups move up a gear'.
- ^'Hack the car using an Arduino board with two CAN ports'.
- ^'Argus Cyber Security and Phantom Auto Partner to Increase the Security of Teleoperation Safety Technology'. www.prnewswire.com. June 5, 2018.
- ^Kerpen, Dave. '20 Tech Innovators to Watch in 2018'. Inc.
- ^'2017 Red Herring Europe: Winners'.
- ^'Tech Companies to Watch'.
- ^'The World's Most Innovative Companies 2017'.
- ^'These 3 Auto Startups Are the Best of 2016'.
- ^'Europe's hottest startups 2016: Tel Aviv'.
- ^'118 Top Up-and-coming Technology Innovators Set to Disrupt Tech Markets'.
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