TÜV SÜD supports you to understand ISO 24089 requirements to achieve compliance and to ensure vehicle safety and security for software updates
TÜV SÜD supports you to understand ISO 24089 requirements to achieve compliance and to ensure vehicle safety and security for software updates
TÜV SÜD’s expert assessment verifies your organisation’s ability to develop, maintain a reliably safe and secure automotive software update mechanism and associated processes. We support you to ensure that your components, or even the entire vehicle, can perform software updates safely and securely in compliance with ISO 24089 – also supporting you with the required evidence to facilitate type approval in the EU and other countries that adopted the UN R156.
Our experts have been involved in the working group to develop the ISO 24089 standard and have in-depth knowledge which helps us to educate your understanding on standard requirements to ensure compliance with ISO 24089 in a timely manner. In addition, we are recognised as technical service for certification and type approval according to the Software Update Regulation, UN R156.
The standard ISO 24089 was introduced at the beginning of 2023 and serves as the new standard for automotive software update engineering for road vehicles.
Due to increased vehicle functions and connectivity, regular vehicle software updates have become necessary to implement important fixes and add new capabilities. However, this technical improvement also increases the vulnerability of vehicles to cyberattacks and safety hazards. The new standard ISO 24089 now addresses those challenges on a global level.
Organisations involved in road vehicle software update engineering should comply with ISO 24089 to prove they correspond to the state-of-the-art in software update engineering. This includes original equipment manufacturer (OEMs) and suppliers, as well as subsidiaries and contractual partners.
The requirements of ISO 24089 are harmonised with the UN Regulation 156, and both mandate that security and safety is enforced across the whole automotive software update mechanism.
Consequently, the ISO 24089 standard serves the following needs:
As your partner for future mobility solutions, TÜV SÜD can support you with an efficient and systematic assessment by an independent third-party to identify your level of conformity to the regulation.
TÜV SÜD’s expert assessment verifies your organisation’s ability to develop and maintain a safe and secure software update mechanism and associated processes. Additionally, you can ensure that a component, or even the entire vehicle, can perform software updates safely and securely – giving you the required evidence to support type approval in the EU and other countries that adopted the UN R156.
TÜV SÜD offers a variety of services regarding the assessment of your automotive software update engineering processes and activities according to the standard ISO 24089.
These service areas include:
Workshops
Assessments
Certification
Automotive industry players involved in automotive software engineering like OEMS, subsidiaries, suppliers, and contractual partners should comply to the ISO 24089 standard and its requirements.
ISO 24089 is globally applicable. While the standard is not mandatory, it can be used as evidence for compliance to the current state-of-the-art for automotive software update engineering.
Yes. We offer individual software update workshops. These cover the objectives, requirements, and work products of ISO 24089. The workshops include specific examples and information about the UN R156 software update regulation.
UNECE R156 is mandatory for OEMs to gain type approval for their vehicle types. The ISO 24089 as an international standard but it is not mandatory with regard to any vehicle approval. It represents the current state-of-the-art for automotive software update engineering. Although UNECE R156 and ISO 24089 are harmonised, the regulation focusses on approval-related requirements whereas the standard does not.
OTA updates have been an invaluable innovation to the vehicle market. However, while this technology allows manufacturers to improve vehicle performance, introduce new features, fix bugs, and address security vulnerabilities, it can also introduce an element of cybersecurity risk.
If manufacturers want to ensure the safety, security, and functionality of vehicles, OTA security is vital. This involves the implementation of secure update mechanisms, the validation of update integrity, and ensuring systems are protected against malicious software. Regular assessments by TÜV SÜD that help to maintain secure update procedures are critical components.
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