Cybersecurity standards for the automotive industry

It is not that easy to keep track of the current timelines for all relevant cybersecurity standards and regulations in the automotive industry. In this video course “Overview Standards Timeline” you will get to know the current timelines of all relevant standards and learn when which publication took place or is planned.

This video course “Overview Standards Timeline” will walk you through the different standards and regulations affecting cybersecurity in the automotive industry and point out exactly when they have been or will be released.

This is quite important as most of these standards and regulations are relatively new, meaning many will come into play very soon and experts will need to keep up to better estimate the impact that these standards will have on the industry, projects, engineering processes and other dependencies.

Moreover, after understanding the relevancy of the standards, this video will show the registration, drafting, and release dates for these standards and regulations. Knowing when compliance to standards and regulations might be mandatory is crucial for project management and to prepare certain processes and measures beforehand in order to have the most secure and reliable operation as well as avoiding future risks and additional costs.

This video course covers both, standards and regulations. For regulations (such as UN R155 and UN R156), which are mandatory to follow because they are legally binding, the eye on the timeline is indispensable. But also in terms of standards, first and foremost ISO/SAE 21434 as the best known, you will learn in this video course how things currently stand around ISO 24089 and ISO PAS 5112, for example.

Please note that standards such as ASPICE, IEC 62443, and TISAX have already been released some time ago, so we won’t touch on them in this video.