COMPLIANCE and AUDITING
Streamlined Automotive Cybersecurity Compliance
Standards-Aligned Auditing Services
Tools to Simplify Compliance
We offer end-to-end compliance support to help you meet global automotive cybersecurity and software update regulations and standards. Our services include gap assessments for UN Regulations No. 155 (UNR155) and No. 156 (UNR156), ISO/SAE 21434, and ISO 24089—ensuring full alignment with international compliance requirements. We also assist in achieving Certificate of Compliance (CoC) and Vehicle Type Approval (VTA) for cybersecurity and software update processes.
Our team performs independent cybersecurity and software update audits to verify conformance with UN Regulations No. 155 (UNR155) and No. 156 (UNR156), ISO/SAE 21434, and ISO 24089, following the principles of ISO/PAS 5112. We also support audit readiness for frameworks such as ISO 27001 and TISAX. These audits help organizations validate their implementation effectiveness, close compliance gaps, and maintain readiness for Certificate of Compliance (CoC) and Vehicle Type Approval (VTA) submissions—ensuring regulatory confidence throughout the vehicle lifecycle.
With customizable templates, detailed checklists, and practical guidelines, we simplify complex compliance activities and ensure consistency across projects. Our tools are designed to seamlessly integrate with existing Quality Management Systems (QMS) and Automotive SPICE (ASPICE) processes, enabling efficient implementation, traceability, and continuous improvement. These resources help organizations meet the requirements of UNR155, UNR156, ISO/SAE 21434, and ISO 24089 with clarity, speed, and confidence.
EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) Compliance Support:
We support organizations in aligning their products and processes with the requirements of the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), ensuring cybersecurity is systematically embedded across design, development, and post-market phases. Our services include readiness assessments, gap analysis, and documentation support structured around the CRA’s Annex I (Part I and Part II) — covering essential cybersecurity and secure development requirements — and Annex II, which defines the information and instructions to be provided to users.