<h1>Tech services firm and automotive cybersecurity subsidiary partner to co-sell and integrate vehicle and EV-charging security, defining IP, data, liability</h1> A technology services firm and an automotive cybersecurity subsidiary entered a strategic partnership to co-sell, integrate and operationalize vehicle and EV-charging cybersecurity solutions, including in-vehicle intrusion detection, fleet monitoring, and charging-station protection. Legally relevant elements include cross-licensing or use of proprietary cybersecurity platforms, exchange of technical competencies and training of engineers, contractual allocation of integration and post-deployment responsibilities, data sharing and threat-intelligence handling, and obligations to provide audit-ready evidence to OEMs and suppliers for regulatory compliance. The announcement also contains forward-looking statements exposing parties to performance, regulatory and market-risk liabilities; contracts should address IP ownership, liability caps, indemnities, data protection and compliance with automotive cybersecurity standards.