Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
- Ford Trucks partners with Argus Cyber Security to meet regulatory requirements for F-MAX Truck.
- Argus completed a vehicle-level penetration testing project to accelerate UNR 155 Type approval certification for Ford Trucks.
Ford Trucks has partnered with Argus Cyber Security to address regulatory requirements and speed up the time-to-market process for its F-MAX heavy-duty truck. In line with the UNR 155 cyber security regulation, Argus conducted a comprehensive vehicle-level penetration testing project on the F-MAX model, helping Ford Trucks achieve type approval certification. This testing was crucial for ensuring that the vehicle’s E/E architecture and software were protected against potential threats outlined in the regulation.
Argus’s Consulting Services team carried out the vehicle-level penetration testing, covering all UNR 155 requirements to identify and mitigate any vulnerabilities that could compromise critical components of the truck. Through their unique testing approach, Argus was able to complete the testing quickly and submit the necessary documentation for certification. By partnering with Argus, Ford Trucks was able to meet its business goals and ensure compliance with industry regulations.
Emrah Duman, Ford Trucks Leader, emphasized the importance of working with Argus based on their expertise and proven track record in cyber security testing. Following the successful completion of the testing, Argus provided a detailed report and mitigation plan to help Ford Trucks demonstrate compliance with the UNR 155 regulation. This partnership highlights the commitment of both companies to enhancing cyber security in the automotive industry and streamlining regulatory compliance efforts.
Ford Trucks, known for its range of heavy commercial vehicles, including tractors and construction trucks, relies on partnerships like the one with Argus to deliver high-quality, secure products to customers worldwide. The success of the vehicle-level penetration testing project underscores the value of collaboration in addressing cyber security challenges and meeting industry standards for vehicle safety and integrity.
