In this video we focus on understanding the relationship between the ISO/SAE 21434 standard and the WP.29 CSMS regulation.

As the automotive industry moves towards connected cars and smart mobility, an additional element of vulnerability arises, namely the threat of cyber attacks in the automotive sector. As such, regulators, governments and standards organizations have been working to ensure that cybersecurity becomes an integral concern at every level of the automotive supply chain.

In this nine-part YouTube series, Upstream Security CTO Yonatan Appel answers frequently asked questions about the WP.29 CSMS regulation and the ISO/SAE 21434 standard, and offers tips to help OEMs, Tier 1 and 2 suppliers, and helping others in the automotive industry shift toward effective compliance.

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Download our standards and regulatory whitepapers:

ISO/SAE 21434 White Paper:
https://www.upstream.auto/lp-setting-the-standard-for-automotive-cybersecurity/

WP.29 CSMS White Paper:
https://www.upstream.auto/resources/lp-whitepaper-wp29-csms/
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Gap analysis tool: https://www.upstream.auto/unece-wp-29-gap-analysis/

Threat Mapping Tool: https://www.upstream.auto/unece-wp-29-threat-mapping/

Risk Assessment Tool: https://www.upstream.auto/threat-analysis-and-risk-assesment/
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View our Standards and Regulations Knowledge Hub for other assets, webinars and frequently asked questions:
https://www.upstream.auto/regulations/
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