Towards UN R155 compliance with open source stack

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Describes how the open-source redpesk stack can help achieve UNECE R155/R156 cybersecurity and software-update requirements for vehicles. It covers a MAC-enabled Linux distribution (SMACK/SELinux), a secure microservices architecture, RTOS integration for safety, an embedded-focused container engine, long-term support across a vehicle’s life (~20 years), and SOTA support.

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