MoRTH has proposed a phased implementation of cybersecurity norms, mandating AIS-189 compliance and software update systems for OTA-enabled vehicles by 2029.
Cybersecurity is crucial for connected vehicles
Jun 27, 2026
02:24 pm
What's the storyThe Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has proposed a major change in the way we think about vehicle security.
The ministry has issued a draft notification, suggesting that all vehicles with at least one Electronic Control Unit (ECU) and compliant with AIS-189 should have cybersecurity and software update management systems.
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