ThreatZ
Cyber Security Management System for Automotive Suppliers (CSMS)
AI-Driven Automotive CSMS covers UNCE R155
ThreatZ is a state-of-the-art cybersecurity management platform designed specifically for the automotive industry. Built to address the evolving threat landscape and complex compliance requirements, ThreatZ provides automotive OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and security teams with a comprehensive suite of tools to model, assess, mitigate, and monitor cybersecurity risks throughout the vehicle lifecycle. This document outlines how ThreatZ addresses critical industry challenges, describes its powerful modular architecture, and demonstrates how it enables organizations to achieve and maintain compliance with key standards, including ISO/SAE 21434 and UNECE R155.
Automotive Cybersecurity Challenge
Modern vehicles have evolved into complex networks of connected software and hardware components, creating an expanded attack surface that traditional security approaches struggle to protect. With up to 150 electronic control units and millions of lines of code in a single vehicle, automotive manufacturers and suppliers face unprecedented challenges:
Growing Attack Surface
Connected vehicles introduce multiple entry points for attackers, including wireless interfaces, telematics systems, infotainment units, and third-party applications. As vehicle connectivity increases, so does vulnerability to remote attacks that can compromise critical safety systems.
Complex Supply Chains
The automotive supply chain involves numerous tier suppliers providing components with varying security maturity levels. Managing security across this distributed network creates significant visibility and governance challenges.
Regulatory Pressures
The introduction of UNECE R155/R156 regulations and ISO/SAE 21434 standards has created mandatory cybersecurity requirements for vehicle type approval in many markets. Non-compliance can prevent vehicle sales and damage brand reputation.
Modern vehicles have evolved into complex networks of connected software and hardware components, creating an expanded attack surface that traditional security approaches struggle to protect. With up to 150 electronic control units and millions of lines of code in a single vehicle, automotive manufacturers and suppliers face unprecedented challenges:
ThreatZ Platform Overview
ThreatZ delivers a comprehensive, integrated approach to automotive cybersecurity management. Built on a modular architecture with a modern tech stack, the platform streamlines all aspects of cybersecurity risk management across the vehicle development lifecycle.
ThreatZ’s intuitive interface allows cybersecurity teams to navigate complex security workflows while maintaining complete traceability. The platform’s AI Assistant provides contextual recommendations, helping teams identify threats, develop mitigation strategies, and implement requirements according to industry best practices from Auto-ISAC and other authoritative sources.
Core Platform Modules
AI-Powered Security Intelligence
ThreatZ integrates advanced artificial intelligence capabilities that transform how security teams approach threat identification, risk assessment, and mitigation planning. The AI Assistant serves as a virtual security expert, available across all platform modules.
By incorporating AI capabilities, ThreatZ significantly reduces the time required for comprehensive security analysis while improving the quality and consistency of security measures across projects. The system continuously learns from new threats and mitigations, ensuring that security knowledge remains current in the rapidly evolving automotive cybersecurity landscape.
Standard Compliance & Regulatory Alignment
ThreatZ is purpose-built to support automotive organizations in achieving and maintaining compliance with critical industry standards and regulations. The platform’s structure and workflows closely align with regulatory requirements, streamlining the path to certification and type approval.
ISO/SAE 21434
ThreatZ implements the complete Cybersecurity Engineering framework defined in ISO/SAE 21434, supporting all phases from concept through decommissioning. The platform’s structure follows the standard’s clauses and work products, ensuring proper documentation and evidence generation for each required activity.
UNECE R155/R156
UNECE R155/R156
Built-in workflows and reports specifically address the Cybersecurity Management System (CSMS) and Software Update Management System (SUMS) requirements mandated by UNECE regulations. ThreatZ helps organizations prepare for and maintain type approval certification through comprehensive evidence packages and audit support.
The platform’s traceability engine ensures that every threat, risk, requirement, and test is properly linked, providing clear evidence of compliance for auditors and certification bodies. Automated gap analysis tools continuously evaluate project maturity against regulatory requirements, highlighting areas that need additional attention before certification submissions.
Deployment Options
Business Impact & Value Proposition
Licence Types
lower cost of ownership
We reduce total ownership costs through efficient, reliable solutions that deliver long-term value.
Maintatin trust
Build and preserve customer confidence by demonstrating your commitment to protecting their data.
Prevent Financial Loss
Avoid costly data breaches and system downtime that can impact your bottom line.
Ensure Compliance
Meet regulatory requirements and industry standards for data protection and privacy.
