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Global CSMS Certifications — The After-Effects of Korea

By Michael Bunzel
In ACS Regulation, Automotive Cybersecurity, Politics
3 Wochen ago
11 Min Read
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English version: The after-effects of the CSMS certification required for market access in Korea, based on UN R155, are multifaceted. They do not play out in isolation within individual OEMs; they have also become a topic in the discussions around amending a free trade agreement (FTA) between the European Union and Korea. How are the two connected? From the perspective of the OEMs that, over...

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Geopolitical Risks in Automotive Security

By Michael Bunzel
In ACS Regulation, Automotive Cybersecurity, Law and Legal Action
3 Wochen ago
14 Min Read
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English Version: Connected vehicles are a near-perfect illustration of how readily Europe can default to a familiar policy pattern: define technical minimum standards, mandate processes, audit artefacts, and assume that “cybersecurity” has thereby been dealt with. In the automotive context, this approach is well institutionalised in Europe, above all through UN Regulation No. 155, with its CSMS...

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