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    Kigen Automotive eSIM First to Achieve GSMA eSA Certification

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterOctober 3, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Fast Facts

    1. Kigen achieved GSMA eSA security certification for automotive eSIMs supporting SGP.32 v1.3.
    2. Certified across vehicle, consumer, and industrial IoT, enabling secure fleet management.
    3. Supports post-quantum cryptography for long-term vehicle security against emerging threats.
    4. Certified eSIMs ensure secure, scalable connectivity from factory to global vehicle fleets.

    Leading the Automotive Connectivity Revolution

    Kigen has achieved a major milestone by earning the GSMA eSA certification for its new automotive eSIMs. This makes it the first company to receive such approval supporting the latest SGP.32 v1.3 standard. The certification ensures that connected vehicles can stay secure and up to date for many years. By combining Kigen’s eSIM OS with Infineon’s security controller, automakers now have a reliable platform to protect their fleets. This innovation helps vehicles become smarter and more connected, improving everyday safety and convenience.

    Advancing Scientific and Industry Standards

    The new eSIMs support the latest enhancements in IoT technology, allowing vehicles to handle digital profiles, emergency updates, and activation codes more efficiently. This reduces the risk of outdated systems and supports long-term deployment. Additionally, Kigen’s platform is preparing for a future where quantum computing poses security challenges. It can support hybrid cryptography methods, safeguarding vehicle networks against emerging threats. These advances help manufacturers stay ahead in setting global industry standards, ensuring security keeps pace with technological growth.

    Enhancing Everyday Life and Long-Term Security

    For consumers and fleet operators, these developments mean more reliable and secure transportation. Vehicles will be easier to manage remotely and remain protected over a decade or more. The focus on long-lasting security and simpler deployment translates into safer roads and better-connected experiences. As vehicles evolve into sophisticated, software-driven platforms, the improved security tools foster greater trust and resilience. Ultimately, advancements like Kigen’s eSIMs aim to make modern mobility safer, more efficient, and impactful for daily life.

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