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Achieving compliance with ISO 21434 and UN R155 is crucial for vehicle cybersecurity. Non-compliance can result in significant penalties, including a ban on sales in over 60 countries.
Achieving compliance with ISO 21434 and UN R155 is crucial for vehicle cybersecurity. Non-compliance can result in significant penalties, including a ban on sales in over 60 countries.
Non-compliance with UN R155 will prevent you from expanding into new markets or block you from existing ones.
TARA is essential in abiding by ISO 21434, but it does not provide it does not provide developers with the necessary actions to take.
Being an OEM in this competitive market puts financial strain on development teams to address threats and weaknesses.
Building Secure And Compliant Applications For Connected Vehicles
Resources for Automotive Cybersecurity and Compliance
Resources for Automotive Cybersecurity and Compliance
Clients We Work with in the Automotive Industry
Empowering commercial vehicle manufacturers with robust cybersecurity solutions that protect fleet data, ensure compliance, and enhance the security of critical automotive systems.
Securing the complex operations of global automotive conglomerates by streamlining security processes across multiple brands and platforms, reducing risk, and ensuring seamless compliance.
Supporting car and truck manufacturers in building safer, more secure vehicles with advanced cybersecurity measures integrated into every step of the development lifecycle.
Stay Prepared for Future Trends in Vehicle Cybersecurity
Stay Prepared for Future Trends in Vehicle Cybersecurity
Automotive Cybersecurity Best Practices
ISO 21434 and UN R155 are key standards and regulatory frameworks that define cybersecurity requirements for the automotive industry.