BSI PAS 11281:2018

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Connected automotive ecosystems - Impact of security on safety - Code of practice

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BSI PAS 11281:2018

Connected automotive ecosystems - Impact of security on safety - Code of practice

PUBLISH DATE 2018
PAGES 60
BSI PAS 11281:2018

This PAS gives recommendations for managing security risks that might lead to a compromise of safety in a connected automotive ecosystem.

The PAS covers both the entire connected automotive ecosystem and its constituent systems throughout their lifetimes (including manufacturing, supply chain and maintenance activities). The ecosystem includes:

  • vehicles (both those used on public roads, such as cars, and those used for off-road activities such as farming and mining),
  • road-side and other static infrastructure,
  • communication channels between vehicles and infrastructure,
  • servicing and repair facilities,
  • digital services, data and information, and
  • other services that support the proper operation of road transport.

All levels of vehicle automation and autonomy are in scope.

The PAS applies to risks that can affect a single system, a few systems, or are on a small scale. It also gives recommendations for managing systemic risks – wider risks which might appear small, but which become more significant when interdependencies are considered and where the vulnerability of a single or a few entities poses more widespread risk.

The PAS is intended to be used by manufacturers, operators and maintainers of products, systems and services used in a connected automotive ecosystem. This includes:

  • manufacturers of vehicle subsystems,
  • vehicle manufacturers,
  • maintenance organizations,
  • infrastructure operators,
  • owners of large vehicle fleets, and
  • digital service providers.

This PAS might be of interest to regulators and other stakeholders in the connected automotive ecosystem and to users/operators of vehicles.

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