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Autocrypt to Show Vehicle Cybersecurity Tech at ITS World Congress 2026

Autocrypt will present vehicle cybersecurity research and exhibit V2X, C-ITS and Plug and Charge security technologies at the 32nd ITS World Congress 2026 in Gangneung.

Autocrypt announced it will present vehicle cybersecurity technologies and research results at the 32nd ITS World Congress 2026 in Gangneung. The company said its employees will give three presentations in academic sessions during the congress.

On October 19, the head of Autocrypt's technology planning team will introduce privacy protection measures for V2X-based electronic toll collection, using anonymous token-based authentication and separated personal data settlement. On October 20, the head of the company's North America business group will present encryption and data integrity verification technologies for secure data exchange between vehicles and road infrastructure.

The head of Autocrypt's electronic solution business division will introduce technologies responding to UN R155 and R156 international regulations on vehicle cybersecurity and software updates. These include continuous monitoring of vehicle security status and applying security rules without rebooting.

At an exhibition booth in Gangneung Speed Skating Rink, Autocrypt will showcase V2X and C-ITS security, full vehicle lifecycle security verification and regulation compliance, and PKI-based Plug and Charge (PnC) authentication and payment security technologies, according to dailysecu.com.

Quick answers

When and where is the 32nd ITS World Congress 2026?

It will be held in Gangneung, with Autocrypt's presentations scheduled for October 19 and October 20.

What technologies will Autocrypt showcase at the exhibition booth?

V2X and C-ITS security, full vehicle lifecycle security verification and regulation compliance, and PKI-based Plug and Charge (PnC) authentication and payment security technologies at the Gangneung Speed Skating Rink.

What regulations will Autocrypt's presentation address?

UN R155 and R156 international regulations on vehicle cybersecurity and software updates.

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