FIDO Automotive applications
summary
FIDO brings a zero touch onboarding protocol (FDO) that auto-provisions devices from microcontrollers to servers, supports any transport, and uses late binding so manufacturers ship one SKU and ownership is assigned at first connection. Open source Java and Go implementations exist and vendors like Dell and Red Hat adopt it. Passkeys are already integrated for in‑car payments with Visa MasterCard Amex and OEMs such as BMW and Toyota, and a formal biometric certification program covers face voice fingerprint and iris.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:30FIDO for automotive overview
- 3:56FIDO pillars and certifications
- 6:21In-car authentication scenarios
- 7:48FIDO Device Onboard explained
- 10:35Late binding and automation
- 13:02Authentication certification types
- 15:09Biometric certification benefits
- 16:32Use cases in automotive apps
- 18:57Manufacturing and ECU onboarding
- 20:24Summary and value proposition
- 21:28Q&A session








