About this event
For North American automotive OEMs, suppliers, and connected vehicle technology providers selling products into Europe, now is the time to understand how the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) may impact your organization. As the regulatory landscape evolves, companies must evaluate how CRA requirements align with existing automotive cybersecurity frameworks and determine whether their products, software, or services may fall within scope.
Join DEKRA cybersecurity experts for an informative webinar where we'll explain what the CRA is, how it applies to the automotive industry, and its relationship to existing requirements such as UNECE R155 and R156. Attendees will gain practical guidance on assessing applicability, understanding key manufacturer obligations, preparing for conformity assessment, and developing a roadmap for compliance while maintaining access to the European market.
This session is designed to help automotive organizations better understand evolving cybersecurity expectations and prepare for upcoming regulatory requirements with confidence.
Key Takeaways
- Understand the scope and applicability of the Cyber Resilience Act
- Learn the key security and compliance requirements for automotive OEMs, suppliers, and connected vehicle technology providers selling products into Europe
- Review manufacturer responsibilities throughout the product lifecycle
- Identify practical steps to assess readiness and prepare for compliance
- Understand the relationship between the CRA and existing requirements such as UNECE R155 and R156
- Get your questions answered during a live Q&A session
Whether you currently sell automotive products and connected vehicle technologies in Europe or are planning future market expansion, this webinar will provide practical guidance to help you understand your obligations and prepare for the changing regulatory landscape.
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External speaker
Jorge Wallace Ruiz Cyber Security Technical Leader @ DEKRA Testing and Certification S.A.JW E
Jorge is a Cybersecurity Technical Leader at DEKRA, where he led the expansion of the company’s Cybersecurity Laboratory, advancing its capabilities in automotive and industrial cybersecurity testing, and spearheaded the achievement of strategic industry accreditations from organizations including Google, Amazon and Meta. Jorge is a member of the European Commission CRA Expert Group.
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External speaker
Ilan Josset Technical Sales – Cybersecurity, Functional Safety, AI. @ DEKRA Certification, Inc.E
Ilan is responsible for leading DEKRA’s Digital Trust Services business in North America, helping organizations navigate cybersecurity, functional safety, AI safety, and global regulatory compliance across connected products and emerging technologies.
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External speaker
Julia Tavares EVSE Principal Engineer @ DEKRA Certification, Inc.E
Julia Tavares is a Regulatory Sales Manager at DEKRA North America, helping companies achieve regulatory compliance and gain market access across global markets. With more than 10 years of experience in project management, testing, certification, and compliance programs, Julia works closely with organizations to navigate complex regulatory requirements. She is known for building strong client relationships, identifying practical solutions, and supporting businesses with confidence as regulations continue to evolve.
DEKRA
On the safe side.DEKRA is one of the world’s leading expert organizations for safety. With over 48,000 employees in approximately 60 countries, DEKRA provides qualified and independent expert services to ensure safety on the road, at work, and at home.
