Provider
Omnex
Duration
2 days (8 hours per day)
Access
Private / corporate · Runs on request
Delivery
Face-to-face
Sessions and enrolment
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Price
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Facilitator
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International delivery
Global delivery available

About this course

Treats security by design as part of the development lifecycle and teaches how to write effective cybersecurity requirements, test cases and hardware/software interfaces (HSI) from the building blocks of a threat analysis and risk assessment (TARA). A running airbag case study takes participants from reviewing a TARA, the system's high-level architecture and threat identification, through attack tree generation, to writing requirements, deriving test cases, threat modelling, choosing risk countermeasures and specifying the hardware/software interfaces, in seven breakout exercises. An overview of ISO/SAE 21434, ISO 27001 and UN regulation WP.29 is included.

Facilitators

Facilitator not identified in public sources checked.

Who should attend

  • Systems, software and hardware engineers and managers developing electrical and electronic vehicle products

Prerequisites

  • Involvement in, or awareness of, cybersecurity development in the vehicle industry

Learning outcomes

  • Determine the role and importance of cybersecurity requirements, test cases and hardware/software interfaces.
  • Write effective requirements, test cases and hardware/software interfaces from threat analysis building blocks.

Course outline

  1. 01

    Day 1

    Building blocks of a TARA under ISO/SAE 21434 (exercise: reviewing a TARA) · Airbag case study: architecture and threat identification · Attack tree generation · Writing effective requirements

  2. 02

    Day 2

    Test case derivation · Threat modelling · Risk countermeasures · Specifying hardware/software interfaces

What participants receive

  • Seminar manual with breakout exercises

Training areas