
UNECE R155 and GB 44495
UNECE R155 and GB 44495 make Cybersecurity a core requirement. Vehicle manufacturers must establish a Cybersecurity Management System (CSMS) – a structured approach to identify, assess and manage risks across the entire vehicle lifecycle.
We help you turn this requirement into a clear, efficient process. From early development to operation, you stay in control of Cybersecurity risks and build trust in your vehicle systems.
For type approval, your CSMS must stand up to independent verification. We make sure you’re prepared – with embedded software designed for compliance, transparency and long-term security.
Vector’s CSMS Successfully Re-Audited
After an initial successful audit performed by an external, independent company in November 2021, Vector was recertified in November 2024. The inspection is DAkkS accredited. The certificate can be downloaded below or from this link.
An OEM must demonstrate that the risks related to cybersecurity in the supply chain are identified and managed. To support you in overcoming this challenge, Vector has established a CSMS.
The UNECE R155 requires OEMs to regularly submit cybersecurity information - such as identified vulnerabilities - to the authorities. Vector supports you in meeting this requirement by providing issue reports and bug fixes.
Coverage of the Mitigations per Product
UNECE sets the framework for secure vehicle software.
Our solutions bring it to life: MICROSAR Classic, MICROSAR Adaptive and the MICROSAR Bootloader give you the functions you need to implement required mitigations—directly in your ECU.