The American Center for Mobility (ACM) and Drivesec are partnering to make practical cybersecurity learning more accessible for mobility product teams. Under a new Memorandum of Understanding, the organizations will jointly promote and market Drivesec’s Weseth® platform and related cybersecurity and penetration-testing services within ACM’s ecosystem. Pre-scheduled demonstrations, briefings, and learning sessions will be offered at ACM.

“Cybersecurity is now a daily discipline for every mobility program,” said Reuben Sarkar, President and CEO of the American Center for Mobility. “Through this collaboration, teams can come to ACM, see where Weseth® fits in their workflows, and leave with practical next steps.”

“Weseth® was built to help engineers move faster while staying compliant,” said Giuseppe Faranda Cordella, CEO of Drivesec. “ACM brings together the people and the environment where those lessons stick. We are excited to connect at Willow Run and show what the platform can do.”

How this advances mobility cybersecurity

This collaboration helps close the gap between theory and day-to-day practice. By introducing a shared environment for demonstrations and briefings, product security and validation professionals can map Weseth® capabilities to real development and compliance needs. The aim is to speed evaluation, improve repeatability, and make it easier to show evidence for standards and regulations that govern connected and automated mobility. The approach emphasizes hands-on learning, clear reporting, and actionable guidance that supports program milestones from design through validation.

Initial availability and booking information will be posted in the coming weeks. To inquire or request a session, visit http://acmwillowrun.org/contact  or drivesec.com/contacts/