Australia is taking the lead in the cyber debate as it relate to Electric Vehicles.

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Australia is taking the lead in the cyber debate as it relate to Electric Vehicles. The challenges cyber brings to a connect world become all to real as we plug more tech into Critical National Infrastructure and rely more upon the tech to defend against cyber attacks. As the enclosed article points out for electric cars.

For EV the threat vectors are numerous direct on vehicle and direct to vehicle, including charging points. What would the cost be if electric cars were ‘bricked’ either directly or indirectly?

I keep reminding myself that the capacity of the reinsurance market is around $600Billion. Is there enough capacity to the handle physical and growing demands of logical threats. Logical threats that impact our physical world.
(https://lnkd.in/eEsdrmDe.)

“We need it to be ambitious. Because if we don’t have that, we will not get sufficient supply of the vehicles to meet our climate targets,” he said.

“Matters like managing the energy system and managing cybersecurity aspects come after securing enough supply of the vehicle that there is a meaningful impact on energy and cybersecurity.”

Ted Dziekanowski Gerry Kennedy

#cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #cyberlaw #cyberinsurance

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