In its 2024 Automotive Cybersecurity Report, Upstream found that 50% of all automotive cyber incidents in 2023 had a high or massive impact.
International institutions are taking steps to help automotive organizations defend themselves against black hat hackers and other digital threats.
This regulation, which originally came into effect in January 2021, provides organizations in the automotive sector with a framework for identifying digital security risks, regularly updating risk assessments, responding to digital attacks, and implementing other processes.
Automotive digital security is also on the minds of individual nation-states.
Since 2017, TISAX has acted as an assessment and exchange mechanism through which organizations can submit to audits in compliance with the information security requirements catalog developed by the German automotive group Verband Deutscher Automobilindustire.
They need to use TISAX to complete an information security assessment.
Supply chain managers responsible for controlling the digital environment of the supply chain know they need to produce evidence of TISAX compliance for their OEM in the form of an audit certificate.
Focused on producing evidence of TISAX compliance across the network, these pre-audit sprints drain time and resources and produce compliance levels only for a specific time.
Instead of throwing all you have at cultivating short-term compliance, teams can use Fortra's Tripwire® Enterprise to maintain truly continuous compliance and stay audit-ready year-round.
Tripwire Enterprise is a security configuration management suite that provides fully integrated solutions for policy, file integrity, and remediation management.
Once Tripwire Enterprise is installed in an environment, it uses the TISAX policy against a current configuration state and automatically alerts security teams to non-compliant assets with instructions for remediation.
Organizations can use Tripwire Enterprise to monitor multiple compliance policies at once.
Tripwire Enterprise provides access to the broadest available library of platform and policy combinations to ensure compliance is enforced comprehensively across the environment.
Tripwire Enterprise also integrates into industrial asset discovery and inventory solutions for more straightforward implementation and deep visibility into the compliance state of operational technology environments.
Monitoring the configuration state within a network is a twofold beneficial process: it ensures continuous compliance with compliance standards like the Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange, but it also staves off potential cyberattacks and breaches by keeping configurations secure.
SCM automatically monitors the configurations of an organization's devices against a known baseline and issues an alert when there's configuration drift.
With SCM, security teams can quickly act upon that information to investigate configuration changes.
This security control can do much more than just help professionals return their employers' device configurations to the desired state.
It can help them spot a potential security issue and take remediation steps before it balloons into a security incident.
Tripwire's SCM suite, Tripwire Enterprise, contains a pre-built policy for TISAX that organizations can leverage for continuous compliance and audit-preparedness, enforce multiple compliance policies across their environment, and take advantage of the cybersecurity benefits that arise from TISAX compliance.
This Cyber News was published on www.tripwire.com. Publication date: Mon, 27 May 2024 09:13:07 +0000