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Cybersecurity strengthens automotive systems.

Scania faced the challenge of adopting new cybersecurity standards, requiring a complete system overhaul with advanced encryption and security protocols. Partnering with Knightec Group, we developed a comprehensive strategy that met and exceeded cybersecurity regulations.

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ClientScania

IndustryAutomotive

ServicesCompliance & SafetyProject & Change Management

Background

Scania faced the significant challenge of adopting new cybersecurity standards. These requirements called for a thorough revamp of their systems, incorporating comprehensive management frameworks, advanced encryption techniques, and enhanced security protocols.

Challenge

The integration necessitated a sophisticated strategy to meet the regulations, underlining the importance of robust encryption and rigorous security practices.

A multidisciplinary approach to cybersecurity.

To address increasing cybersecurity demands, Scania engaged Knightec Group, leveraging expertise from a multidisciplinary team across several offices. The collaboration brought together specialists in production tools, controller development, testing, verification, and project management to tackle the complexity of new cybersecurity standards.

Each team contributed with its specific strengths—from production tools in Gothenburg and testing and documentation in Stockholm to controller development in Örnsköldsvik and project management in Umeå. This coordinated, cross-functional approach enabled a comprehensive and effective response to the multifaceted challenges of modern cybersecurity requirements.

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Delivered Value

Knightec Group’s strategy harnessed a holistic approach, ensuring a seamless and effective adaptation to the new cybersecurity standards. A strong collaboration that ensured Scania’s vehicles not only met but exceeded the latest cybersecurity expectations. Knightec’s intervention was pivotal in enabling Scania to comply with its parent company, TRATON Group’s cybersecurity demands and achieving critical type approval deadlines. This partnership tackled the immediate challenges and laid a robust framework for Scania to future-proof its vehicles against evolving cyber threats.

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Business Unit Manager