Once UN regulations UN R155 and UN R156 come into force, which is soon, OEMs will be required to permanently protect their vehicle fleets from cyberattacks. An intrusion detection and prevention solution (IDPS) makes just this kind of continuous risk management possible – with an intrusion detection system for detecting in-vehicle attacks, a vehicle security operations center for fleet-wide monitoring, and a security-compliant software update management system.

The Bosch eAxle is a compact electric drive solution for battery-electric or hybrid vehicles.

ESCRYPT’s CycurHSM security firmware supports the Car Connectivity Consortium^® (CCC) Digital Key specification. It encapsulates the requisite cybersecurity functions to permit the secure and authenticated unlocking, locking, starting, or sharing of vehicles by smartphone.

No matter how high the level of protection against cyberattacks established during development, it will inevitably diminish over the course of the vehicle’s service life.

Altium TASKING Automotive Development tools now support the host-side integration of ESCRYPT's security software CycurHSM. Automobile manufacturers and suppliers can thus easily and cost-effectively implement a safety concept qualified from compiler to security software in accordance with ASIL-D.

With increasing vehicle connectivity and automation, IT security functions have long since become an indispensable part of the in-vehicle network and its components.