Regulation Is Reshaping Automotive Trust: The Case for OEM-Owned Key Management

Global automotive regulation is no longer optional — it is a market access requirement.

Frameworks such as UNECE WP.29, ISO 21434, the EU Cyber Resilience Act and emerging global cybersecurity mandates are placing direct accountability on OEMs for the integrity of their connected vehicle supply chains. At the same time, expansion into new markets increasingly depends on demonstrable cryptographic governance and auditability.

Yet many OEMs and supply chain partners still rely on fragmented, supplier-managed key infrastructures — limiting visibility, slowing production, and creating structural compliance risk.

In this webinar, Device Authority and HackersEra explore why cryptographic key management has become a strategic control point for regulatory alignment, secure market expansion, and supply chain resilience.

We will examine:
- How compliance and global expansion are reshaping OEM and supply chain cybersecurity obligations
- Why fragmented supplier key management models are becoming structural constraints
- Real-world attack perspectives on weak key lifecycle controls
- The case for OEM-defined secure supply chains
- How centralized, fully audited Key Management Systems — including support for Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) models — enable scalable, compliant cryptographic governance

This session brings to life the themes explored in Device Authority’s latest whitepaper on OEM cryptographic key management and provides a practical roadmap toward centralized control, auditability, and secure production at scale.

If you are responsible for cybersecurity, vehicle architecture, compliance, or manufacturing security, this webinar will clarify what “cryptographic control” must look like in the next generation of automotive ecosystems.

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