Auto-ISAC Europe Cybersecurity Workshop
"Cybersecurity Governance for Provenance, Compliance, and Resource Optimization in a High‑Risk Geopolitical Landscape"

Ferrari Venue, Maranello | Modena Italy
June 23 - 25, 2026*

Automotive cybersecurity teams are increasingly responsible not only for digital security, but also for understanding and governing the provenance, integrity, and regulatory exposure of the components embedded deep within multi‑tier supply chains.

New EU‑level proposals under Cybersecurity Act 2 (CSA2) would introduce the Union’s first horizontal framework for supply‑chain security, potentially restricting the use of high‑risk suppliers and imposing more structured provenance and risk‑assessment obligations across critical sectors. At the same time, streamlined cybersecurity certification reforms aim to reduce fragmentation, improve compliance efficiency, and provide tools to demonstrate conformity across the EU market.

For cybersecurity experts in automotive—many of whom directly engage with supplier security assessments, material provenance validation, European Union’s Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2)‑aligned processes, and cross‑functional risk governance—this creates both complexity and opportunity.

This closed‑door Auto‑ISAC workshop will provide a practical, technically‑informed, and collaboratively‑oriented environment to explore how cybersecurity teams can lead supply‑chain risk governance while partnering effectively with procurement, engineering, and regulatory functions.

Morning sessions provide strategic and technical framing; afternoon workshops translate insight into practical templates, shared assessment models, and executable playbooks.