AUTOCRYPT V2X security solutions were showcased at ITS World Congress 2026 in South Korea, alongside the company’s automotive cybersecurity testing technologies and transportation research initiatives.

Key Takeaways

  • AUTOCRYPT said its transportation security deployments cover 10 locations and more than 5,000 kilometers.
  • The company highlighted a demonstration using authentication technology for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.

AUTOCRYPT V2X security deployments

The congress was held October 19–23 at Gangneung Olympic Park. In its October 26 announcement, AUTOCRYPT highlighted its work on Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems, or C-ITS, which support communication between vehicles and transportation infrastructure.

The company said its deployments span 10 locations across more than 5,000 kilometers in South Korea. It also described regional demonstrations using its AutoCrypt PKI-PnC technology for secure authentication between electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, including a project in the Jeonnam-Gwangju region.

Conference sessions addressed data security

AUTOCRYPT representatives participated in three technical and strategic sessions covering privacy-preserving vehicle-to-everything tolling, secure vehicle-infrastructure data exchange and compliance with automotive cybersecurity regulations and standards.

CEO Duksoo Kim said connected mobility requires robust infrastructure, practical validation and collaboration across the mobility industry. The announcement did not identify a new deployment or provide a timetable for additional projects.

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