What Should We Protect in Autonomous Mobility? | Cybersecurity in the Era of Level 4 Automated Driving
Mobility services powered by fully autonomous vehicles, such as robotaxis and autonomous buses, are increasingly becoming a reality worldwide. As these services move toward widespread deployment, operators seeking Level 4 automated driving approval must address cybersecurity challenges that go beyond those traditionally associated with conventional vehicles.
This session will provide an overview of recent trends in driverless mobility and the underlying automated driving technologies, highlighting the differences in cybersecurity requirements between autonomous and conventional vehicles. It will also examine the responsibilities associated with additional onboard systems and vehicle modifications, as well as operational security considerations related to fleet management, remote monitoring, and emergency response.
Furthermore, the session will explore practical challenges faced by autonomous mobility service providers, including cybersecurity considerations for AI-based driving systems and approaches to security log monitoring. Beyond regulatory compliance, the presentation will highlight often-overlooked security risks and discuss practical, effective cybersecurity strategies for the safe and secure deployment of Level 4 autonomous mobility services.
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Teshiba Mizuki
NDIAS, Ltd. Automotive Cybersecurity Dept. Senior Associate