Connected vehicles rely on internet, Bluetooth, and software systems, making them vulnerable to hacking and remote misuse
Recent concerns over EV battery management apps have highlighted the risks of software vulnerabilities in connected vehicles
Modern vehicles collect data and use multiple digital systems, raising concerns over privacy, security, and unauthorised access
Hackers can target infotainment systems, wireless keys, sensors, and cloud platforms to compromise connected vehicle networks
The proposed AIS189 framework aims to introduce cybersecurity standards and strengthen protection for connected vehicles
As mobility becomes more connected, automakers, regulators, and experts must build stronger safeguards against evolving cyber threats