FESCARO Automotive Cybersecurity Compliance Suite

FESCARO is a future mobility software company headquartered in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, with its R&D centre in the same building. It works with global carmakers, Tier-1 controller developers and semiconductor companies to secure vehicles from internal combustion models to electric and self-driving cars, and develops next-generation controllers for software-defined vehicles.

Its one-stop regulatory compliance solution combines services and software. On the service side it offers CSMS consulting, threat analysis and risk assessment (TARA), security engineering and security testing. On the product side it supplies an HSM security solution and a Security Gateway for in-vehicle networks, plus an IT infrastructure of a CSMS portal, cybersecurity workflow automation, vehicle security certification and threat management systems, a vehicle software update management system and a key management system. It also covers V2X security and cybersecurity for next-generation EV chargers.

• CSMS consulting: Helps build the cybersecurity management system required for type approval.
• TARA and security testing: Analyses threats, assesses risk and tests vehicle components.
• HSM and Security Gateway: Protects keys and filters traffic inside vehicle networks.
• CSMS portal and workflow automation: Manages cybersecurity tasks and evidence across programmes.
• Key and software update management: Handles vehicle keys and software update records.
• V2X and charger security: Secures vehicle-to-everything links and next-generation EV chargers.

A Vietnamese automotive software outsourcer can team with FESCARO to deliver TARA and penetration testing in SDV projects. A domestic EV maker can use CSMS consulting and the CSMS portal to prepare for export type approval. An EV charging operator can secure chargers and their management system with the one-stop charger solution.

Carmakers and suppliers can obtain consulting, testing, in-vehicle security hardware and management software from one vendor, which simplifies the path to cybersecurity type approval. Workflow automation and a central CSMS portal reduce the manual effort of tracking threats, certificates and software updates across vehicle programmes. Charger operators can apply the same approach to EV charging infrastructure.

Vehicle cybersecurity and software update rules such as UN R155 and R156 are spreading across markets, and software-defined vehicles increase the volume of code and connections to protect. Vietnam is building both a domestic EV industry and a large automotive software outsourcing base, so local engineering firms and carmakers need partners with type-approval experience.

Headquarters and R&D centre at SK Beopjo Town, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. Site available in Korean, English and Chinese; family companies MOTLAB and GLINS. Signed a memorandum of understanding with Vietnam's FPT Corporation in March 2026 to cooperate on automotive software, cybersecurity and SDV services.