'Cybersecurity threats are not static; it's a dynamic environment and constantly changing.'
                                                                                                Quoted by one of the big 3 Michigan OEMs

Every day, there is a new potential threat, and while technology is becoming more & more sophisticated, actors are also becoming increasingly intelligent and capable. Now more than ever, cybersecurity is not only valuable, but vital for the automotive industry; there’s no way around it.

Last year, ISO/SAE 21434 was new and automotive companies were trying to figure out what it meant; OEMs are now implementing and responding to it. There is now a June/July 2024 deadline by which virtually all vehicles that are impacted by UN ECE R155/R156 will need to be compliant. And as vehicle autonomy, connectivity and artificial intelligence reduce the level of control and increase exposure to attacks, it has never been more important to strengthen cybersecurity programs, push for internal development and synergy, and be fully aware of emerging threats.

Recognizing automotive cybersecurity is an ever-evolving space, and what was relevant in 2023 might not be relevant in 2024, we’re inviting industry professionals who are in charge of making decision and implementing strategies to join us for the 14th Annual Automotive Cybersecurity Detroit 2024 conference, with the objective of exposing you to new ideas and concepts, industry best practices and use cases, and face-to-face networking opportunities with OEMs, Tier-1s and suppliers of new technologies.