Upstream
Upstream unlocks the value in connected vehicle data to help automotive and smart mobility stakeholders secure their assets, comply with regulations, improve vehicle design quality, and identify new business opportunities. The Upstream Data Management Platform and cybersecurity platform is cloud-based and agentless, no need to install hardware or software in vehicles.It delivers unparalleled automotive cybersecurity detection that enables effective response and mitigation for a wide range of cybersecurity threats.
Shira Sarid-Hausirer, VP Marketing
The problem
Connected vehicles create a host of opportunities for automotive OEMs and mobility service providers. However, this connectivity opens vehicles to new risks as the attack surfaces expand and cyber threats targeting the automotive and smart mobility spaces increase.
Company's solution
Upstream’s cloud-based platform ingests connected vehicle data, normalizes and cleanses it, builds vehicle digital twins, and leverages AI-powered detection to identify relevant anomalies. Offering purpose-built and customizable cybersecurity detection, response, and advanced analytics applications for multiple use cases covering connected vehicles, OTA, EV charging, APIs, and mobile companion applications.
Funding status
$105M
Number of employees
130
Worth mentioning
Upstream monitors and secures over 25 million vehicles globally, with leading OEMs, automotive suppliers, and mobility service providers as customers. Upstream has received investments from several leading OEMs such as Renault, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Volvo, BMW, and Hyundai, and additional investors include Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance (MSI), Nationwide Insurance, Salesforce Ventures, Glilot Capital Ventures, Maniv Mobility, and more. Global Tech Vendors, Cloud Platforms, MSSPs are partnered with Upstream, as are leading industry associations like ASRG and Auto-ISAC’s US and Japan chapters.
