AUTOCRYPT, a physical AI security company, showcased its software-defined vehicle (SDV) platform and cybersecurity technologies at Automotive Innovation Day (AID) 2026. The company jointly operated an exhibition booth with global automotive software company Elektrobit, demonstrating core software and vehicle cybersecurity technologies required for SDVs. The event marked the first joint appearance since AUTOCRYPT was appointed Elektrobit's exclusive partner in South Korea on June 25. AUTOCRYPT introduced key SDV security solutions, including its Hardware Security Module (HSM), Intrusion Detection System (IDS), and Automotive Key Management Infrastructure (Automotive KMI). The company also unveiled and demonstrated Mini Rack, a new hardware model for its CSTP Compliance vehicle vulnerability testing and evaluation solution. Mini Rack is approximately 30 times smaller than the previous model, significantly improving portability and ease of installation. AUTOCRYPT said the compact design enables more flexible deployment across a wide range of development and testing environments. During the event, Kim Eui-seok, Global Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of AUTOCRYPT, delivered a keynote presentation titled "Harmonization of Cybersecurity and Safety in the SDV Era." He outlined the future direction of security infrastructure and technology development for SDVs, emphasizing the integration of vehicle cybersecurity and functional safety. Elektrobit demonstrated its Automotive OS and In-Vehicle Network technologies, showcasing core software for SDVs. Arvind Murthy, Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) of Elektrobit, presented the role and future direction of the "Software-Defined Synergy" created through the partnership with AUTOCRYPT.