Bold ambitions
- All automotive manufacturers must ensure new vehicle models are compliant to UNECE Regulation 155 and ISO 21434 by July 2022.
- These regulations demand higher standards in cybersecurity in response to the rapid growth in connected, automated and autonomous vehicles. Both onboard and external systems must be secure to the threat of attack.
- Expleo has worked within a large automotive OEM in the UK for three years.
- Our experienced automotive cybersecurity engineers bring valuable knowledge on internal procedures, electrical architectures, critical infrastructures, supply chains and security systems.
- Awareness of the relationship between safety and security.
Reliable solutions
- Supply of specialist resources to support the establishment of these regulations.
- Expleo provides compliance, posture and risk assessments.
- Introducing the right cybersecurity governance to meet the checklists of the Vehicle Certification Authority.
- Provide gap analysis of areas to improve for compliance.
- Part of Expleo’s DataSmart digital offering
Client benefits
- Compliance will allow OEMs to launch new models with break-through technology. Eg. Over-air software updates to reduce maintenance costs and improve the customer experience.
- Secure systems are a critical next step for achieving full autonomy and creating ever-more connected vehicles.
- Ensure the current security status of a vehicle is known, including any vulnerabilities.
Manufacturing & Supply Chain
Smart Manufacturing
Expleo does not only design, operate and monitor industrialisation processes: our teams will prepare and adapt the production to the factory of the future requirements, increasing efficiency with smart connectivity, planning and modeling.
