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Volvo exec pledges to protect drivers from hackers

Klas Bendrik: “We are very serious about securing the capabilities of our services and products.”
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By:
Olive Keogh
July 06, 2015 05:00 AM

Volvo's information technology boss says the Swedish automaker's commitment to safety includes the promise to protect its customers from vehicle hackers.

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