Small-Series Compliance Starter Kit

Compliance readiness solution for small-series
OEMs and specialized suppliers

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Regulation requires vehicle manufacturers to take necessary steps to protect critical elements of the vehicle, as well as to monitor, detect and respond to vulnerabilities and cyber security attacks. Argus offers small-series OEMs and specialized suppliers a modular one-stop-shop solution for automotive cyber security compliance. Our starter kit provides a compliance plan and framework for products, services and resources – customized to the cyber maturity level of each customer. Addressing the unique compliance challenges of small-series OEMs and specialized suppliers, this cost-effective package helps manufacturers establish a cyber security baseline, so they can focus resources on making world-class vehicles and components.

Small-Series OEMs

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Your One-Stop Shop for Compliance Readiness
With lean resources focused on building innovative vehicles, small-series OEMs often need extended support and guidance in developing and implementing a cyber security compliance plan.
Argus Compliance Starter Kit is a modular, turnkey automotive security solution tailored to the compliance and budgetary needs of small-series OEMs. An optimal combination of best-in-class services and products covers all your “must have” compliance requirements, for the July 2024 UNR 155 type approval milestone and beyond.
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OEM Compliance Services

Get expert guidance in setting up a Cyber Security Management System (CSMS), optimizing vehicle type approval resource planning, and performing vehicle penetration testing to ensure you’re 100% prepared for compliance certification.

OEM Compliance Services


Guiding your cyber security compliance journey to completion

Implementing a CSMS and developing the right procedures to meet UNR 155 and ISO/SAE 21434 standards requires cyber security expertise and in-depth understanding of the regulatory landscape. Based on extensive experience in compliance projects, Argus has developed CSMS and type approval starter kits specifically designed to prepare small series OEMs for compliance certification.

Our experts will accompany your team throughout the compliance journey to ensure a successful outcome.

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Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDPS)

From Ethernet and CAN network protection to securing critical connected ECUs, Argus IDPS Starter Kit provides in-vehicle cyber security sensors, to help you meet the detection regulatory requirements and automotive standards.

Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDPS)


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Monitor, detect and prevent attacks on vehicle networks

Increased vehicle connectivity, coupled with the emergence of automotive Ethernet networks to support high-throughput data communications, have exposed vehicle networks to higher cyber risk. To help small series OEMs protect their vehicle networks and facilitate compliance, Argus offers IDPS Starter Kit options for Ethernet networks, CAN networks, or host ECUs.

Leveraging Argus’ network and ECU protection expertise, all IDPS modules include small footprint, performance optimized features that analyze network traffic, detect anomalies and block attacks on networks or endpoints.

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Vehicle Security Operations Center (VSOC)

Argus VSOC combines technology, processes, playbooks and a team of subject-matter experts to establish, or expand a fully functional operation center for vehicle fleets.

Vehicle Security Operations Center (VSOC)


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Maximize visibility of your fleet’s cyber security posture

Establishing a VSOC is an effective way to deploy vehicle monitoring, manage cyber risk and achieve type approval compliance. However, VSOC deployments are complex. They involve onboarding of technology, processes and people, and require automotive cyber knowledge to manage incident operations and response.

Built for automotive and leveraging unmatched domain expertise, the Argus VSOC Starter Kit enables small series OEMs to maximize visibility across fleets, while improving detection and response. Automotive-specific use cases and best-practice playbooks simplify deployment and reduce time-to-mitigation.

Specialized Suppliers

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Leave Your Compliance Worries Behind
From July 2024 onwards, all vehicle components must meet UNR 155 vehicle type approval requirements for cyber security.
Argus Compliance Starter Kit is a modular, cost-effective automotive security solution for specialized suppliers that are now expected to conduct vulnerability testing and validation of vehicle components prior to delivery to OEMs. An ideal blend of best-in-class services, intrusion detection and prevention, and vehicle vulnerability management covers your critical compliance needs.

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Supplier Compliance Services

Get expert guidance for ISO 21434 gap analysis, Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA) and ECU penetration testing – all aimed at making sure you’re prepared for compliance certification.

Supplier Compliance Services


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Supporting your compliance journey

Establishing a CSMS for your ECU development program starts with an assessment of current cyber security capabilities against the relevant regulations and standards. Based on our experience in compliance projects, Argus provides a tailored package of TARA and penetration testing services for specialized suppliers seeking to validate their ECUs against the ISO 21434 standard.

Argus cyber researchers identify and categorize risks, as well as recommend effective mitigation strategies.

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Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDPS)

Whether on mission critical ECUs or network components (e.g., Ethernet switches or CAN gateways), Argus IDPS Starter Kit provides in-vehicle cyber security sensors to help you meet regulatory requirements and automotive standards.

Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDPS)


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Monitor, detect and prevent attacks on ECUs

Increased vehicle connectivity, coupled with the emergence of automotive Ethernet to support high-throughput data communications, have exposed vehicle networks and the ECUs within them to higher cyber risk. To help specialized suppliers protect their products and facilitate compliance, Argus offers IDPS options for different types of ECUs.

Leveraging Argus’ in-vehicle expertise, all IDPS modules include specialized features that analyze network traffic, detect anomalies and block attacks on networks or endpoints without impacting ECU performance.

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Vehicle Vulnerability Management (VVM)

Monitors, detects, and guides vulnerability response during ECU software development, production and post-production phases, including SBOM extraction from classic and adaptive AUTOSAR.

Vehicle Vulnerability Management (VVM)


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Detect and mitigate vulnerabilities in vehicle components

To meet UNR 155 vulnerability management requirements, OEMs are demanding that suppliers take measures to ensure that ECU software is free of vulnerabilities. Based on functionality from our field-proven VVM product, Argus helps specialized suppliers monitor, detect and respond to vulnerabilities in their software assets through every stage of the product lifecycle. Comprehensive, best-in-class features and practices ensure your development processes are aligned with UNR 155 and ISO 21434 vulnerability management requirements.