Vehicles are benefiting from a wave of technology innovation, producing vehicles that are safer, cleaner and smarter – thanks in large part to automotive and information systems that provide more connectivity. This makes vehicle cybersecurity a critical focus for the future of the connected vehicle.
Automakers, their suppliers and commercial vehicle companies are committed to strong cyber security protections in these systems, and are taking many actions, including implementing security features in every stage of the design and manufacturing process, collaborating with public and private research groups to share solutions and participating in multiple cyber forums on emerging issues.
Automakers proactively joined together and formed a global information sharing community, Automotive Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Auto-ISAC) in July 2015.
Auto-ISAC has global representation from Members headquartered across North America, Europe, and Asia. Our Members represent 99% of all light-duty vehicles on the road in North America and span 7 countries on 3 continents. As a Member of the National Council of ISACs, Auto-ISAC also coordinates with 24 critical infrastructure ISACs covering areas like healthcare and aviation, telecommunications and financial services.