On July 9, Light Mobility Cluster held a well-received training session focused on the challenges of embedded cybersecurity in vehicles, in collaboration with our partner OTCEngineering.

The online session began with an introduction by Jaume Canals, who presented the mission of the cluster and its commitment to promoting technological knowledge in the field of mobility.

Throughout the session, the main technical and regulatory challenges related to automotive cybersecurity were addressed, with a special focus on the ISO/SAE 21434 and ISO 24089 standards, as well as the impact of the new Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).

The presentation was delivered by Albert Carles Martin, System Engineering Consultant at OTC Engineering, who shared a practical perspective based on his experience with real-world projects in the sector.

The session concluded with a dynamic Q&A segment, allowing participants to delve deeper into key topics and clarify doubts regarding the content covered.

At Light Mobility Cluster, we sincerely thank the professionals who participated and the strong interest shown in a topic that is crucial for the development of increasingly safe, connected, and resilient mobility.