How Leading Automotive Companies Secure Their Products with Uraeus
Real-world results from OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and manufacturers who transformed their cybersecurity operations with ThreatZ. From ISO/SAE 21434 compliance to multi-standard dual certification.
European Premium OEM Achieves ISO/SAE 21434 Compliance Across 12 Vehicle Platforms
A premium European OEM with 12 active vehicle platforms and over 200 ECU variants
Challenge
The OEM managed cybersecurity across 12 concurrent vehicle platforms using a combination of spreadsheets, custom scripts, and three separate point tools. Each platform team maintained its own TARA approach, creating inconsistent documentation that failed external audits. The cybersecurity organization lacked cross-platform visibility, making it impossible to identify shared threats or reuse security requirements across programs. Audit preparation alone consumed 6–8 weeks per vehicle platform.
Solution
The OEM deployed ThreatZ Enterprise across all 12 vehicle platforms, migrating existing TARA data into the unified knowledge graph. The AI-powered analysis engine automatically identified 340+ previously undocumented threats from the imported architecture models. Standardized TARA workflows replaced per-team approaches, while the knowledge graph enabled cross-platform threat intelligence and security requirement reuse. Custom compliance report templates generated audit-ready documentation in minutes.
Results
12
Vehicle platforms consolidated
73%
Reduction in TARA assessment time
340+
Previously undocumented threats found
0
Compliance gaps at audit
“ThreatZ transformed our CSMS from a checkbox exercise into a competitive advantage. We now approach audits with confidence, not anxiety. The cross-platform intelligence alone paid for the entire deployment.”
— Head of Cybersecurity Engineering
Case Study — ThreatZ Professional
Global Tier-1 Supplier Manages SBOMs Across 200+ ECU Variants
A global Tier-1 supplier delivering ECUs to 8 major OEMs across Europe, North America, and Asia
Challenge
The supplier produced over 200 ECU variants with complex software supply chains spanning 45+ component vendors. OEM customers increasingly demanded SBOMs per contractual requirements, but the company had no centralized visibility into what software components were deployed in which ECU variant. Vulnerability disclosures triggered weeks-long investigations to determine impact scope. Each OEM required different SBOM formats (CycloneDX, SPDX), further complicating the process.
Solution
The supplier adopted ThreatZ Team with the SBOM management module, ingesting SBOMs from all 45+ vendors into a centralized repository. Automated format normalization handled the CycloneDX/SPDX conversion, while continuous vulnerability monitoring correlated CVEs against the full component inventory in real time. The supplier portal enabled secure SBOM exchange with OEM customers, and risk scoring prioritized remediation efforts across the portfolio.
Results
200+
ECU variants tracked centrally
92%
Faster vulnerability impact analysis
45+
Suppliers onboarded to portal
8
OEM SBOM requirements met
“Before ThreatZ, a single CVE disclosure could take two weeks to assess across our ECU portfolio. Now we have impact analysis in under four hours. Our OEM customers have noticed the difference in our response times.”
— Director of Software Engineering
Case Study — ThreatZ Enterprise
Chinese EV Manufacturer Achieves GB 44495 + UNECE R155 Dual Compliance
A fast-growing Chinese EV manufacturer exporting to Europe and Southeast Asia
Challenge
The manufacturer needed to comply with China’s GB 44495 cybersecurity standard for domestic sales while simultaneously meeting UNECE R155 type approval requirements for European market access. The two standards overlap significantly but have distinct documentation requirements and assessment methodologies. The cybersecurity team of 8 engineers was managing both compliance tracks manually, duplicating approximately 60% of their work while struggling to maintain consistency across the two parallel documentation sets.
Solution
The manufacturer deployed ThreatZ Enterprise with dual compliance mode, performing a single TARA assessment mapped to both GB 44495 and R155 requirements simultaneously. The AI engine identified the overlapping clauses and generated unified security requirements that satisfied both standards. Separate compliance report outputs were generated from the same underlying data, eliminating duplication. Chinese-language support enabled the domestic cybersecurity team to work in their native language while producing English documentation for European type approval submissions.
Results
2
Standards certified from single TARA
58%
Reduction in duplicate compliance work
3
Months from deployment to dual certification
1st
R155 type approval passed first attempt
“Maintaining dual compliance with GB 44495 and R155 was consuming our entire team. ThreatZ eliminated the duplication and gave us confidence that both documentation sets were consistent and complete. We achieved European type approval months ahead of schedule.”
— VP Cybersecurity
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500+
Security professionals
12+
Vehicle platforms secured
5
Compliance standards supported
73%
Average TARA time reduction
Methodology Note
Case studies are based on real customer engagements. Company names are anonymized per customer request. Results are specific to each customer's environment and may not be representative of all deployments. Aggregated statistics represent platform usage data as of February 2026.
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