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Cybersecurity Management Systems for the Automotive Market
New vehicle technology brings with it rising security threats, which must be addressed by integrating cybersecurity best practices into the vehicle lifecycle from design, to production and maintenance, through to decommissioning
The Regulatory Context
In order to protect road vehicles and their passengers from security threats, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) has introduced baseline requirements for vehicle cybersecurity practices.
CSMS Key Elements
The Cybersecurity Management System (CSMS) is “a systematic risk-based approach defining organizational processes, responsibilities, and governance to treat risk associated with cyber threats to vehicles and protect them from cyber-attacks.” To guarantee proper cybersecurity risk management through the entire product lifecycle, the CSMS follows the Automotive V-Model, ensuring appropriate consideration of cybersecurity from the concept phase all the way through to the decommissioning phase of electrical and electronic systems in road vehicles, including their components and interfaces.
How We Can Help
Reply’s approach to CSMS implementation uses our extensive experience in the automotive cybersecurity sector to execute strategies which are custom-made and tailored to the needs of our unique customers. Due to our skills related to security advisory topics, system integration, and security operations, our automotive security offering provides both consultancy services and integrated solutions implementation.
Reply’s services
Assessment & Strategy definition
Assess and evaluate the current cybersecurity posture to meet UN-R155 and UN-R156 compliance
Evaluate the compliance against other applicable regulations (e.s. IATF, TISAX)
Provide a detailed Gap Analysis
Define the strategies and remediation activities to meet regulatory requirements