Introduction
The automotive sector is undergoing a major transformation due to the digitization of in-vehicle systems required to enable vehicle automation, connectivity, and shared mobility, which comes with significant cybersecurity risks. In this article, we will introduce the UNECE WP.29 regulations that will need to be addressed domestically in the future.
UNECE WP.29 Trends
Two new United Nations regulations (UN-R155/UN-R156) allow automakers to implement measures across four different areas to address these risks by establishing implementation and auditing requirements. We sought.
1) Vehicle cybersecurity management
2) Vehicle protection by design to reduce risk along the value chain
3) Detection and response to security incidents across fleets
4) Providing safe and secure software updates and ensuring vehicle software is legally compliant by ensuring vehicle safety is not compromised.
Overview of Cyber Security Management System and Type Approval
An overview of the cybersecurity management system and type certification is as follows.
* OTA (Over The Air): Equipped with TCU and remote software update function
SU (Software Update): Includes software updates via diagnostic equipment (almost all vehicles)
CSMS(Cyber Security Management System)
・Each company has already started work, led by the OEMs that participated in the test phase.
・Surveys and hearings related to supply chain management have been started for Tier2 suppliers via Tier1 suppliers
SUMS(Software Update Management System)
・Situation where multiple OEMs have started RFQ for SUMS implementation support and consultation (EU)
・Two trends in Japan
Aiming to realize WP.29 compliance based on the existing OTA technology, methods, and processes that have been accumulated to date
新規案件としてスクラッチから実装を検討・計画をしてWP.29対応実現を目指す
How should we proceed with legal compliance?
From the above, we understand that cybersecurity measures are necessary for vehicles as well, but there may be cases where you don't know what to do or where to start.
In such cases, ETAS provides services such as cybersecurity consulting and training to help resolve customer issues.
In addition, Macnica can make proposals from both software and hardware perspectives regarding the security that is actually installed in vehicles.
Please check the related URL below to see what kind of proposals we can offer.
Regulatory Schedule (Reference: Japan)
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