The car rental giant has been sending official notices to almost 300,000 customers since Sept. 5.
The American Car Rental Association cites two recent research papers that conclude data from connected vehicles benefits owners while strengthening cybersecurity.
With the increased use of technology also comes an increased risk of cyber threats. Prepare for the worst with these measures to protect both your business and your customers.
Vehicle users should consider deleting personal data from any and all vehicle infotainment systems before allowing anyone access to their vehicle.
When drivers connect their phones to a rental car's infotainment system via Bluetooth, their personal data and safety can be compromised with malware through text messages.
The Privacy4Cars app enables consumers and businesses to quickly and efficiently delete personal data retained by modern vehicle infotainment systems.
All states have laws that govern various aspects of rental car operations. Do those laws apply to new and developing mobility models and, if so, to what extent? The answers are not clear.
Careem said it is working with law enforcement and cybercrime experts to fully understand what happened, how it happened, who exactly was affected, and what the ride-hailing group can do to prevent future attacks.
Kromtech Security Center discovered a cache of about 540,000 exposed records from vehicle tracking devices. The discovered records contained user information such as email addresses, passwords, license plate numbers, and VINs.
Q: How can our rental operation benefit from becoming a paperless office?
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