Discover how Sibros Deep Logger ensures UNECE R169 compliance with real-time vehicle data logging for safer, smarter, and regulatory-ready vehicles.
Explore the significance of Health and Usage Monitoring Systems (HUMS) for military vehicles, enhancing maintenance accuracy, efficiency, and operational safety
This standard mandates OEMs to integrate a robust Cyber Security Management System (CSMS) into operations, ensuring vehicle security throughout their lifecycle.
Explore the CRA's intricacies, its impact on OEMs, and the necessity of connected vehicle solutions to detect vulnerabilities and ensure compliance effectively.
Sibros leads by example, becoming one of the first and only connected vehicle update and data management solutions to achieve ISO 21434 certification.
Enhance fleet management with analytics technologies and role-based access control (RBAC) to improve security, streamline operations, and ensure compliance.
Sibros, a leading connected car software company, is prioritizing global trade compliance to ensure ethical expansion and adherence to international regulations.
Explore how Sibros' ISO 27034 certification elevates automotive SaaS security, integrating rigorous standards for robust, secure application development.
Attaining ISO 27001 certification is a rigorous endeavor that signifies Sibros' unwavering commitment to upholding superior standards of information security.
Sibros was awarded with Assessment Level 3 certification for its TISAX compliance audit. Learn more about what TISAX is, and what it takes to get certified.
The shift that occurred after the introduction of the automobile changed everything. 100 years later we are once again on the precipice of massive transition.
The transition to software-defined vehicles is making OTA software platforms more valuable and with increasing functionality.
Sibros launches an industry-first software-related recalls dashboard highlighting the impact of software defects by vehicle brands and electronic components.
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Learn how connectivity innovations and trends are underpinning the future success of automotive OEMs.
OEMs must ensure their connected vehicle solutions are compliant with all of India’s regulatory requirements or risk costly delays in sales and distribution.
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While the essence of automotive OTA update and data management solution regulations is universal, many countries have taken their own unique approach.
As the technological complexity of connected vehicles increases, OEMs need to understand Latin America's myriad of data protection & cybersecurity regulations.
Learn more about the UNECE WP.29 OTA regulations and requirements from automotive security experts in this free whitepaper.
By 2025, China is expected to have over 97 regulations to mitigate the cybersecurity risks associated with OTA software update systems in connected vehicles.
Undergoing R156 compliance verification might feel overwhelming, so we brought in Florian Rohde of iProcess to debunk these fears with real-world examples.
Justin Cappos of Uptane provides key insights on WP.29 regulation 155, which outlines requirements for cybersecurity management systems in connected vehicles.
Modern connected cars are subject to different data privacy laws. How are the California Data Privacy Laws and EU Standards the same? How are they different?
In this third installment of our WP.29 series, we will learn about key considerations for regulation 156: Software Update Management Systems (SUMS).
To receive vehicle approval, OEMs must adhere to the two newest WP.29 regulations which address cybersecurity and software update processes and procedures.
In part one of our five part series on WP.29 automotive regulations, we will shed light on what the regulations are, who they affect, and how to prepare.
