LG Magna receives certification for automotive cybersecurity management system = South Korean report

LG Magna, a joint venture between LG Electronics and Canadian Auto Parts Magna International, which develops powertrains for electric vehicles (EVs), has recently received certification from the German certification body TÜV Lei.
The company announced that it has received certification for its Automotive Cyber Security Management System (CSMS) from Japan.
In June 2020, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) released a report on automotive cybersecurity and its management system.
Adopted the cybersecurity law "UNECE R-155" regarding systems. It came into effect in January 2021. In accordance with this law, from July 2024, we will receive CSMS certification.
Only cars that have been certified can be sold in the 56 countries that are members of UNECE. In this regard, LG Magna has established a new team specializing in CSMS. Automotive cyber security
Based on ISO/SAE 21434, the international standard for security countermeasures, we identify and evaluate cyber-attacks on products, and develop countermeasures to prevent them. Overall product line
We have created a cybersecurity process that is applied during each life cycle. We have also built a system to monitor cyber-attacks and respond quickly when trouble occurs.
LG Magna says that by receiving this CSMS certification, it has strengthened its recognition as a company that can be trusted by finished car manufacturers.