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Driving the Automotive Sector Forward

Driving the Automotive Sector Forward

A review of upcoming regulations, an IATF update, the latest on Project Endeavour and an overview of ISO 26262.

A review of upcoming regulations, an IATF update, the latest on Project Endeavour and an overview of ISO 26262.
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Driving The Automotive Sector Forward

Looking forward to 2022, it is important to understand what’s down the road and how best to navigate through the new regulations, the changes mandated by IATF, what is the latest information on Connected and Autonomous Vehicles’ Project Endeavour as well as a discussion on functional safety, ISO 26262.

Topics covered will include:

  • An update on IATF – what are the latest trends and topics in the upcoming Supplemental Rules release?
  • The latest regulations mandated by European manufacturers are turning away from ISO 27001 certification in favor of the more prescriptive TISAX label. What does that mean for the market?
  • ISO/SAE 21434 Road vehicles – Cybersecurity Engineering was just released at the end of August, three months earlier than anticipated. The UN ECE mandates cybersecurity systems for new vehicles and ISO/SAE 21434 has been developed for this purpose. We will have a case study to discuss
  • Project Endeavour – the latest updates on Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
  • ISO 26262 and its emerging prominence for Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers to comply with this standard together ISO/SAE 21434

    Join BSI’s Global Head of the Automotive Sector, Rob Brown, as we map out the areas that will require awareness and attention in the coming year.
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Our speaker

Rob Brown, Global Head of Automotive, BSI

BSI's Global Heal of Automotive, brings decades of experience in the automotive industry as not only a Subject Matter Expert but as an auditor and instructor. Rob joined BSI coming from the IATF Oversight Manager at SMMT (Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders) where he was responsible for writing the new IATF 16949:2016 standard and its supporting rules. Rob was a founding member of the IATF training commission, responsible for the development of the “Automotive Process Approach” training and qualification of 400 Certification Body auditors and is a regular keynote speaker at SMMT, IATF and VDA global conferences.