European Union Cybersecurity Agency focuses on connected cars in latest research

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iottechnews.com, Nov. 27, 2019 – 

A new report from the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has highlighted the importance of cybersecurity for connected cars.

The ENISA's 'Good Practices For Security of Smart Cars' report mainly aims to identify the relevant assets, the rising concerns that targets smart cars ecosystem of tomorrow, and also the potential security measures and good practices to mitigate them.

The study also provides information such as a detailed asset and threat taxonomy for the connected and self-driving ecosystem; a mapping of existing legislative, standardisation and policy initiatives to foster harmonisation; and concrete and actionable good practices to improve the cybersecurity in connected and AVs.

"Connected and automated mobility is a strategic priority for the EU, bringing numerous opportunities for its citizens," said Juhan Lepassaar, ENISA executive director. "Making sure that cybersecurity concerns are taken into account is the role of ENISA. Bringing together all players and reflecting ongoing policy developments, this [report] aims to serve as the reference for automotive cybersecurity."

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