Stephen McKnight

A comprehensive automotive cybersecurity program requires a robust strategy for all three pillars: IT/OT security, product security and manufacturing security. But there can be a disconnect as different groups look at security through different lenses. Recognizing that cybersecurity is not only valuable but vital for the automotive industry and there’s no way around it, we’re setting the tone of this conversation and pushing for internal development and synergy.

Join your peers for a look at how a leading OEM has developed and implemented a robust, holistic cyber security program that is not only compliant with ISO/SAE 21434, and R155/R156 but agile enough to adapt to and embrace future regulations.

What will you learn:

o  How the company approaches 21434, R155 and R156 compliance.

o  How many layers of protection were needed; what is a must-have, what is a nice-to-have and what is optional.

o  How far and deep did the OEM go and where did they see the biggest bank for their buck.

o  Understand what a mature program looks like, and how is maturity measured.

o  Establish which part of the product development lifecycle is more important to secure.