Autonomous driving has been the focus of the automotive industry in recent years. No matter how the automotive technology advances, safety is still an eternal topic in the automotive industry. Now the network and information security issues in the field of intelligent networked vehicles are becoming more and more important, which has affected personal privacy security, vehicle safety, the development of the automobile industry and even national public security. If there is a problem with the security of the car network, in addition to the leakage of personal information, the attacker can also remotely control the car, including remote opening of the door, remote start, remote shutdown, etc., which seriously threatens the safe driving of smart cars. Therefore, car network security is currently the most important topic.
With the rapid development of intelligent network technology, regulations and standards in the field of automotive network security are gradually being formulated. The ISO/SAE 21434 cybersecurity engineering standard currently being promoted incorporates cybersecurity into the entire life cycle of road vehicle design, and continuously improves automotive cybersecurity management from information sharing, vulnerability disclosure, cybersecurity monitoring, and incident response to strongly support automotive cybersecurity. In February 2021, the United Nations UNECE WP.29's R155 Mandatory Automotive Cybersecurity Regulations and CSMS issued stipulated the information security/cybersecurity mandatory legal and regulatory requirements that OEMs need to meet, and planned to use this requirement as a prerequisite for OEMs to obtain vehicle type certification for specific models in specific countries. In addition, the Cyberspace Administration of China recently issued a notice to solicit public opinions on the "Several Regulations on Automobile Data Security Management (Draft for Comment)". It is foreseeable that from 2022 onwards, the information security compliance requirements for automotive products will become increasingly stringent. So how do leading automakers at home and abroad plan for automotive cybersecurity issues? What are the practical challenges and needs? What requirements do first-tier and second-tier suppliers need to meet to promote vehicle compliance?
After 5 consecutive years of continuous exploration and innovation, Taas Labs will organize the highly anticipated 5th AutoSec China Automotive Cyber Security Week in Shanghai from September 15th to 17th . The conference lasted for 3 days. In addition to the rich content of industry dry goods, this year's conference added the industry's first automotive data security theme exhibition - AutoSecExpo automotive data security exhibition, to fully demonstrate automotive functional safety, network security solutions and achievements to the participants. At the AutoSec event, more than 30 hours of high-level industry leaders speak intensively every year, and more than 50 top industry security experts gather to share, explain the dry goods of automobile safety for the participants, and interact and discuss with everyone, collide with each other, and exchange the latest industry opportunities. Of course, this year also has the indispensable "AutoSec Security Star" industry second authoritative award ceremony, which will commend the industry's outstanding contribution units and institutions. The 5th China Automotive Network Security Week will have more than 60 leading auto manufacturers, more than 100 media joint reports, and more than 600 professional participants, covering the entire upstream, midstream and downstream industry chain, including vehicle manufacturers, first-tier suppliers, second-tier suppliers, security software providers, etc.
Tansi Lab AutoSec China China Automotive Network Security Week has been held for 5 consecutive years, fully focusing on automotive network information security. It is one of the longest-running and most influential industry quality conferences in China. It has AutoSec offline conferences, AutoSec online live courses, AutoSec special community matrix, AutoSec Award industry awards ceremony and automotive data security exhibition AutoSec Expo. After years of accumulation, it has served more than tens of thousands of colleagues in the automotive network information security industry. It has become an industry-leading brand event, creating a top-level learning exchange and business communication platform for industry guests from all aspects and multiple perspectives. It receives rave reviews every year and is the best choice for the annual gathering of industry experts!
Take a look at some exciting topics of AutoSec's 5th China Auto Network Security Week and Auto Data Security Exhibition:
—How to realize the optimization of vehicle-level functional safety and ensure the safety of the vehicle system?
—Case sharing: software and hardware combination, automotive system functional safety architecture design
—Analysis of typical engineering cases of SOTIF expected functional safety
— Interpretation of the latest management regulations related to automobile data security, protecting smart cars and national security
—The latest progress of WP.29 & CSMS and other automotive information security regulations
—Construct a layer-based defense-in-depth system for vehicle information security
—Creating a network security trust system based on V2X application scenarios
- Experience of OEMs: information security overall system planning and compliance solutions
—Research on Network Security of Key Information Infrastructure of Intelligent Transportation
Part of the participating car manufacturers in the past:
BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Dongfeng Commercial, Geely, Changan, BAIC, GAC, Iconic, FAW, Ford, Nissan, Fiat Chrysler, GM, Volkswagen, Volvo, Skyline, Audi, Chery Jaguar Land Rover, SAIC, Great Wall, NIO, Singularity, Renault, Foton, Yutong, Peugeot Citroen, Iveco, BYD, Xpeng Motors, etc.
The seats of AutoSec 5th China Automotive Network Security Week and Automotive Data Security Exhibition are limited, first come first served, welcome your visit!