The control systems and electronic components used in vehicles have a dynamic structure that is constantly evolving with software. Increasing cyber threats and system complexity in the automotive industry have made software updates a critical element not only for functionality, but also for security and regulatory compliance.
UNECE R156 regulation and ISO 24089 standard define how software update processes should be managed by the manufacturer and how these processes should be carried out in a traceable, secure and auditable manner. In this context, Optival offers secure software update management and verification solutions for vehicle manufacturers and system providers.
Regulatory Compliance: UNECE R156
UNECE R156 requires that software updates performed throughout the vehicle life cycle:
- It’s safe,
- Traceable,
- Authorized
- Documentable
to be carried out in such a way that it is mandatory. During the type approval process, manufacturers are required to have installed a Software Update Management System (SUMS) with a Certificate of Conformity (CoC).
Our Service Scope
Optival offers professional services for software updates in the following areas:
- Awareness trainings,
- SUMS installation support,
- RXSWIN code identification support,
- Software update process audit (SU Audit) and product audit (SU Assessment),
- Software update tests,
- Support for type approval processes.