
Automotive industry experts at an ARAI Technovuus webinar have described AIS 189 as the 'starting line' for safer and more secure mobility in India. The standard is emerging as the foundation for…
Automotive industry experts at an ARAI Technovuus webinar have described AIS 189 as the 'starting line' for safer and more secure mobility in India. The standard is emerging as the foundation for securing the country's increasingly connected and software-defined vehicles, according to a report by ET Auto.
However, experts stressed that compliance alone will not be enough. They called for a holistic approach combining technology, regulation, and user awareness to address emerging cybersecurity threats in the automotive sector.
Indian readers hear 'cybersecurity standard' and expect an instant fix, but AIS 189 is just the first step. Exaggerated narratives that compliance alone will shield every car overlook the reality of evolving threats and patchwork enforcement. The real test is how quickly automakers and regulators close gaps between the standard on paper and real-world vehicle security, especially for budget models where corners are often cut.
Source: auto.economictimes.indiatimes.com
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