Canadian Auto Cyber Preparedness Report 2021: Cybersecurity and the Automotive Sector

on March 15, 2021
at 8:35 pm

Original Report by A. Barreca, Mentor Works, March 11, 2021

The Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) and KPMG in Canada have researched and developed the 2021 Automotive Cyber Preparedness Report to offer insights into the industry’s current status in cybersecurity measures, and to urge the importance and value of continued cyber awareness in Canada’s modern automotive organizations.

Categories: Market Intelligence, Research & Development

Tags: Integrated Transportation & Mobility

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