Samsung Display announced that it has earned two automotive cybersecurity certifications, ISO/SAE 21434 and ENX VCS. The company says that it is the first in the industry to receive both at the same time, and that the certifications will strengthen its automotive OLED business as carmakers move to software-defined vehicles (SDVs), in which cybersecurity has become a critical requirement.ISO/SAE 21434 is an international standard for managing cybersecurity risks throughout a vehicle’s lifecycle, from design and development to disposal. ENX VCS (Vehicle Cyber Security) is an independent audit program based on ISO/SAE 21434, run by the ENX Association, which was set up by European carmakers, suppliers and industry associations. It assesses how well carmakers and their suppliers have set up and run their cybersecurity management systems. Both are becoming more important as cybersecurity rules for cars and digital products get stricter, especially in Europe. To meet the standards, SDC set up a cybersecurity management system for its automotive products, with dedicated security staff and a monitoring process that identifies, analyzes and addresses potential risks. The company also physically took apart its automotive OLED modules to look for possible hacking vulnerabilities, and added security measures to its panel designs to address the risks it found. The certificates were presented on November 10 at Samsung Display Research in Yongin, Korea, by Ingo M. Rübenach, CEO of DQS Group, which carried out the assessments.
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