Cybersecurity Vehicle Forum

GlobalPlatform’s Cybersecurity Vehicle Forum (CSVF) brings together the automotive ecosystem to identify, detail and prioritize automotive industry challenges in delivering secure component services over the planning, producing, operating, and decommissioning of vehicles.

The goal is to refine and further develop robust automotive cybersecurity solutions through secure components, trusted digital architecture, security APIs, and security lifecycle management.

The scope of the Cybersecurity Vehicle Forum will include:

Identifying and addressing current and future use cases

Developing the platform security requirements demanded by 3rd parties

Supporting long-life cycles and integration with existing solutions

This event is relevant for car manufacturers, automotive technology companies, standards bodies, government regulators and trade associations from around the world.

Agenda coming soon!

Passes are available as a free add-on to AutoTech: Detroit pass holders.

About GlobalPlatform

As a member-driven standards organization, GlobalPlatform has over 20+ years of experience in delivering specifications and certifications for secure digital services. Most SIM cards, credit cards, identity cards, ePassports and smartphones today use GlobalPlatform’s technologies. Automotive is one of the new areas where GlobalPlatform is bringing the ecosystem together to optimize cybersecurity for vehicles.

Focus on Automotive

GlobalPlatform has launched a broad reaching initiative to drive engagement between digital service experts from the banking, government, and mobile sectors and the full automotive value chain.

The objective is to optimize and accelerate the deployment of secure components, trusted digital architecture, security APIs, and security lifecycle management within the automotive sector.

GlobalPlatform has established a member driven automotive task force and created the Cybersecurity Vehicle Forum to engage with the wider ecosystem.

The scope of the Cybersecurity Vehicle Forum will include:

Identifying and addressing current and future use cases,

Developing the platform security requirements demanded by third parties,

Supporting the long-life cycles and integration with existing solutions.