Compliant cybersecurity management has become a decisive success factor for automotive managers. The UNECE WP.29 cybersecurity regulation 155 and the ISO/SAE 21434 standard mandate vehicle security at type approval and for the entire lifecycle.

Safety and business impacts of cyber risks have never been higher in the automotive industry: With the adoption of automated driving and connected vehicles cybersecurity must be continuously defined, monitored, and improved. Impending automotive-specific regulation make it critical for OEMs and suppliers to set up adequate security management systems on the first attempt and with greatest efficiency.

The ESCRYPT Product Security Organization Framework (PROOF) by ETAS provides a proven methodology to optimize cybersecurity efficiency.

Your PROOF benefits

• Profit from global insights & benchmarks based on our decades of experience in auditing & automotive security engineering
• Our holistic, end-to-end expertise in automotive & enterprise security makes us ideal partners to roll out your CSMS in time and with optimal efficiency
• Our proven approach reliably guides you from the first readiness check to the commissioning and operation of your CSMS

In light of the disruption caused by digitalization, manufacturers and suppliers who are best at identifying and leveraging existing strengths will be the fastest to set up compliant cybersecurity management systems and will achieve the greatest return-on-investment.

The idea of not reinventing the wheel and optimizing cybersecurity efficiency is at the core of PROOF:  Benchmarks and targeted CSMS roadmaps increase transparency of potential gaps, hidden strengths, and enable a custom-fit optimal cybersecurity approach. 

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To find the optimum security approach and to act according to the own company strategy and product roadmap in a holistic manner, our proven methodology for the introduction of a cybersecurity management system analyzes the organization and the product equally, and pursues eight steps. We always start with stock-taking to determine the prerequisites for the implementation of a CSMS. During this process, however, not only the need for action is examined but also existing potential upon which we can build. If the status of all subjects related to cyber security is clear, the best procedural method will be defined. Contact us to find out the best way to introduce a CSMS in your organization.