The event gathers automotive cybersecurity professionals working across product and vehicle security, IT/OT and manufacturing security, application security, and embedded systems.
The program will examine how regulatory requirements, software-defined vehicles, AI, and increasingly complex vehicle architectures are changing cybersecurity practices across the automotive value chain. Topics include compliance with frameworks such as UN R155 and R156 and the EU Cyber Resilience Act, as well as emerging AI regulation, post-quantum readiness, threat modelling, testing, and the use of AI and large language models in security engineering.
Sessions will also address broader organizational challenges, including managing cybersecurity costs, demonstrating value, maintaining compliance across markets, and integrating security without slowing development. The conference provides a forum for OEMs, suppliers, and other industry professionals to experiences and practical approaches to evolving automotive cybersecurity requirements.
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