Meet regulatory & industry standards
DuoKey's robust PKI and signing solutions meet UNECE 155/156, IEEE 1609.2 and CIT-S compliance requirements.
The problem
Connected vehicles inherit every new entry point
Connectivity between vehicle, OEM and service provider expands the attack surface.
Attackers can target safety systems, personal data and remote immobilisation. UNECE WP.29 and ISO/SAE 21434 now require cybersecurity across the value chain, including how keys and identities are issued to the vehicle.
Safety-critical systems
Brakes, steering and similar controls must not accept a forged command.
Personal and location data
The vehicle holds data that privacy law treats as sensitive.
Remote disable and theft
A compromised identity can lock or move the car.
WP.29 and ISO 21434
The standards now cover crypto across the supply chain.
Security leadership
What the board is asking
Automotive Security Solutions
Four questions surface in every security review.
What changes
Crypto agility and identity for connected vehicles
DuoKey's identity-first security solutions offer vehicle manufacturers and suppliers a robust defense against evolving cyber threats.
Secure Code Signing
Robust Vehicle Identity Management
Scalable PKI for Automotive Security
Component Authentication and Authorization
Future-Proof Cybersecurity Solutions
Comply with UNECE 155/156
In detail
Safety-critical software needs keys and certificates as a programme
Proof in practice
Where teams deploy this
Products
Securing your connected vehicles
PKI & Certificates Management
Issue, renew and retire machine and workload identities without spreadsheet PKI or surprise outages.
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