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The Future International Regulation on Automotive Cybersecurity

Release Date：2019-11-29

This presentation will introduce the Risks of cyberattacks to motor vehicles and their trailers; Current situation of worldwide standards and regulations on automotive cybersecurity; Development by the United Nations of an international regulation on automotive cybersecurity; Test phase of the draft international regulation with authorities and technical services; Implementation of the UN Regulation in the different countries and the Outlook

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