AUTOCRYPT Shows V2X Security and C-ITS Projects at ITS World Congress 2026
AUTOCRYPT, which describes itself as a Physical AI security solutions provider, presented its Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) security solutions, automotive cybersecurity testing technologies and national C-ITS research initiatives at ITS World Congress 2026 in South Korea. The event ran from October 19-23 at Gangneung Olympic Park.
- AUTOCRYPT showcased V2X security and automotive cybersecurity testing at ITS World Congress 2026, held October 19-23 at Gangneung Olympic Park.
- The company cites C-ITS security deployments across 10 locations spanning over 5,000 kilometers.
- AutoCrypt PKI-PnC technology enables secure authentication between electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, including a project in the Jeonnam-Gwangju region.
- Representatives spoke in three sessions on V2X tolling privacy, vehicle-infrastructure data exchange and global cybersecurity compliance.
- AUTOCRYPT says it is the only designated automotive cybersecurity Technical Service provider in the Asia-Pacific region.
Nationwide C-ITS deployments on display
ITS World Congress is described in the company's release as one of the world's largest gatherings dedicated to Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), bringing together global mobility leaders, transportation authorities and industry experts. With the 2026 edition hosted in South Korea, AUTOCRYPT used the occasion to highlight its Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems (C-ITS) security work in its home market.
According to the company, its C-ITS security deployments span 10 locations across more than 5,000 kilometers. These include regional demonstration initiatives that use AutoCrypt PKI-PnC technology to enable secure authentication between electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. AUTOCRYPT named a project in the Jeonnam-Gwangju region as a representative example.
Three conference sessions on tolling, data exchange and regulation
Beyond the exhibition, AUTOCRYPT representatives took part in three technical and strategic conference sessions. The topics were:
- privacy-preserving V2X tolling
- secure vehicle-infrastructure data exchange
- compliance with global automotive cybersecurity regulations and standards
The company said these discussions reflect its continued commitment to industry collaboration in advancing secure and interoperable intelligent transportation systems.
Duksoo Kim, CEO of AUTOCRYPT, said: "Securing the future of connected mobility requires robust infrastructure, practical validation, and close collaboration among stakeholders across the mobility ecosystem." He added that the company aims "to strengthen the cybersecurity foundations that support future transportation networks" through its experience in national C-ITS projects and engagement with global industry partners.
Company profile and what it means
AUTOCRYPT says it protects autonomous and connected vehicles, EV charging infrastructure, robotics, defense and bio-healthcare systems. Its offering is built on automotive cybersecurity engineering, penetration testing, security validation and consulting, and the company says it delivers end-to-end cybersecurity throughout the system lifecycle.
The company also states that it is the only designated automotive cybersecurity Technical Service (TS) provider in the Asia-Pacific region. According to AUTOCRYPT, it supports OEMs and suppliers from development through post-production while enabling compliance with global standards.
For the mobility sector, the announcement points to security moving into real-world infrastructure projects, from vehicle-to-charger authentication to tolling and data exchange between vehicles and roadside systems. The source gives no figures on performance, customers or commercial terms, so the scale of the deployments is described only by the 10 locations and 5,000 kilometers the company cites. AUTOCRYPT says it will keep advancing its integrated cybersecurity solutions through real-world applications, ongoing research and collaboration with industry organizations.
