Development under way: ORBIT version
- ORBITCore 0.7.1: 135 tests, 125 of them pass in its own tree, 10 end-to-end tests run together with the IMMUNITY rules. Android and iOS SDK 0.4.0 (skeletons, not yet run on devices), HarmonyOS SDK 0.1.1.
Being prepared for a pilot. Tested on a test bench and test data; not enabled for customers. No dates or commitments.
In development
The app has become the key. ORBIT watches that the key is not stolen.
- Android, iOS and HarmonyOS
- Vehicles and owners' accounts
- A warning before a dangerous command
Details
What it protects
Mobile applications and connected vehicles. An account takeover looks like the owner's ordinary commands: a new device, a changed phone number, then a dangerous command. ORBIT assembles these signs into a single chain.
How it works
- 1The app reports the device state, without passwords or codes.
- 2ORBIT links new devices, contact changes and dangerous commands into a chain.
- 3Before an irreversible action, a confirmation request is generated; the customer's own system sends it.
Who it is for
Car manufacturers, dealers, fleets and car sharing, banks and services with a mobile app.
What you will see in the dashboard
Event chains, reasons for alerts and reports for the security and support teams.
Plan
The module is still in development: plan contents and terms have not been defined yet.
For specialists
- A kit for Android, iOS and HarmonyOS applications and server-side rules for accounts.
- Works alongside your environment and receives anonymised events; it does not interfere with on-board systems and does not collect passwords or codes.
- Your system holds a dangerous command on our recommendation; the decision and its execution remain with you.
- Shadow mode first: the rules run, but decisions are not applied. We measure the effect rather than promise it.