Social Latest News Why Automotive Cybersecurity is Different – Latest HORIBA MIRA White Paper Outlines Automotive Cybersecurity Best Practice Approach Why Automotive Cybersecurity is Different – Latest HORIBA MIRA White Paper Outlines Automotive Cybersecurity Best Practice Approach Latest HORIBA MIRA White Paper Outlines Automotive Cybersecurity Best Practice Approach Second instalment in a four-part series of expert automotive cybersecurity White Papers Automotive cybersecurity presents extensive and varied threats that cannot be addressed via traditional IT solutions Automotive cybersecurity contends with more complex and significant dangers HORIBA MIRA presents a best practice approach based on proactive engineering design and reactive operational responses HORIBA MIRA has a range of cybersecurity services to help companies design and operate cybersecure vehicles 28 July, 2021. Nuneaton, Warwickshire. Europe’s leading automotive engineering consultancy, HORIBA MIRA, today publishes the second in a series of White Papers focusing on automotive cybersecurity. Today’s freely available White Paper entitled Why Automotive Cybersecurity is Different explains why automotive cybersecurity demands a unique engineering approach and provides recommendations to assist vehicle manufacturers, the tiered industry supply chain and other road transport operators to help develop and operate cybersecure vehicles. With current vehicles increasingly generating, processing and transmitting large volumes of data, the potential threat landscape is growing exponentially from unwarranted access to personal and financial data, to malfeasance that presents a threat to the physical safety and security of road users. This evolving situation is changing the duty of care expected of engineers and manufacturers to road users, as well as impacting the potential challenge to corporate reputation across the entire design to operational phases of the vehicle lifecycle. With detailed cybersecurity experience and knowledge derived from the active contribution to new cybersecurity regulations and standards developed by the UNECE and ISO/SAE, HORIBA MIRA’s Vehicle Resilience engineers offer a uniquely informed perspective as to why the cybersecurity demands for the automotive industry are distinctly different to more traditional IT considerations. Today’s free Why Automotive Cybersecurity is Different White Paper explores the threat landscape, why automotive is a unique use case, best practice in implementing proactive engineering design and reactive operational responses, approaches to cybersecurity testing and achieving cybersecurity assurance. Anthony Martin, Head of Vehicle Resilience Technologies at HORIBA MIRA said, “The extensive, varied and challenging risk that cybersecurity poses in an automotive context presents a very distinct set of challenges for the industry to navigate. HORIBA MIRA’s substantial automotive cybersecurity expertise informs this most recent paper which spans the risks, the new regulatory context and the dual approach of security-aware design and managing the ongoing vehicle operation. While complete indemnity from evolving cybersecurity risk cannot be achieved, risk can be managed to an acceptable level to protect road users from serious harm, while helping to preserve the brand reputation of vehicle and component manufacturers.” As part of its cybersecurity consulting services HORIBA MIRA has a suite of services expressly designed to help the industry prepare for the impact of UNECE Regulation 155. These include a UNECE Readiness Programme, peer-to-peer training, full engineering consultancy, verification & validation services, operations solutions and a CSMS audit programme to benchmark regulatory preparedness. Download the first White Paper titled ‘How to navigate cybersecurity type approvals‘ Newsletter Signup Join our mailing list Submit Our HQ is concentrated on a highly secure 850 acre Technology Park in the heart of the UK and is complemented by a further site near London. +44 (0)24 7635 5000 Enquiries Registered in England No. 9626352, Registered Office: Watling Street, Nuneaton, UK. CV10 0TU. Connect with us Facebook Twitter Linkedin Youtube Instagram WeChat © 2021 HORIBA MIRA Ltd | All Rights Reserved About HORIBA MIRA Facilities Website Usage Terms and Conditions