Vehicle Use May Be Restricted Under South Korea’s New Cybersecurity Rules
On
June 27, 2025, South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
(MOLIT) announced updated vehicle cybersecurity regulations under the revised
Automobile Management Act. The changes introduce mandatory cybersecurity
management system certification and tighter control over software updates.
Manufacturers must meet these new requirements or face administrative
penalties.
The
revised Enforcement Decree of the Automobile Management Act clarifies these key
changes:
- Vehicle Operation Restrictions: Use of a vehicle may be suspended
if a cybersecurity threat compromises operational safety.
- Fines for Update Violations: Non-compliance with update procedures
may result in fines.
- Penalties for Data Issues: Inaccurate or missing data submissions
before updates may incur penalties.
Organizations,
groups, or individuals can submit opinions on this proposed amendment until
July 16, 2025.
The
new decree takes effect on August 14, 2025, with some provisions enforceable
upon promulgation.
For any questions about Korea's vehicle cybersecurity
regulations, please contact GCA KOREA.
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your ideal partner for navigating KC certification and meeting cybersecurity
compliance requirements. You can also stay informed about updates to the Cyber
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