3-Year Certificate System for Automotive Cybersecurity Introduced in South Korea
On
July 9, 2025, South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
(MOLIT) released an administrative preannouncement introducing a new automotive
cybersecurity certification system. The system responds to the growing risks of
cyberattacks as vehicle technologies shift to software-based systems and
external connectivity becomes more widespread.
The
proposed rules include requirements for pre-submission documents, audit
procedures, certificate issuance and reissuance, and the submission of data
after certification to ensure compliance and oversight.
Key
Highlights
- Application Process: Requirements for documentation, facility
readiness, and certification updates
- Certification Criteria: Standards for cybersecurity
management systems
- Audit and Appeals: Procedures for document review,
on-site audits, and appeals
- Certificate Management: Issuance, renewal, and return
rules with 3-year validity
- Post-Certification Oversight: Ongoing incident
reporting and response requirements
Implementation
is scheduled for August 14, 2025.
Have questions about South Korea’s automotive cybersecurity regulations or what the new certification system means for your business? Contact GCA KOREA. We provide expert guidance every step of the way and help you navigate the requirements with confidence.
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