Automotive cybersecurity engineering under ISO/SAE 21434 and UNECE R155/R156: cybersecurity management, TARA, security by design and lifecycle, and security testing, with hands-on exercises.
Shows how to implement automotive cybersecurity in both process and technology. Topics are cybersecurity foundations for automotive applications; the ISO/SAE 21434 standard and UNECE R155 (cybersecurity management system) and R156 (software update management system); legal obligations, governance and culture; project cybersecurity management (responsibilities, plan and case); risk assessment methodology and TARA, risk level and CAL; systematic security engineering; security by design (HSM, secure boot, SecOC); security across the lifecycle, including verification, validation and lifecycle management; penetration and fuzz testing; and incident response and update management. Hands-on exercises cover TARA, the security concept and testing.
Public sessions run online in English, with two days of content spread over three morning sessions. A certificate of participation is issued, and in-house delivery can be arranged.
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