Workshop on risk-oriented automotive security testing: ISO 21434 terminology, TARA, secure coding and code analysis, fuzz testing and grey-box penetration testing, with a live fuzzing demonstration.
Introduces risk-oriented security engineering and then concentrates on test methods and tools. Topics include connectivity and cyberattacks, common automotive attacks and vulnerabilities, ISO 21434 terminology, systems engineering principles for security testing, threat analysis and risk assessment, secure coding and code-quality analysis, signal and frame fuzz testing, a ten-step grey-box penetration test methodology with a case study, test tools and set-ups, and the prerequisites for fuzzing and penetration testing, ending with a live fuzzing demonstration on an ECU simulator. Discussion groups cover cost against benefit across the lifecycle, making penetration tests effective and choosing tools.
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Three-hour e-learning module on integrating the components of an automated driving system into the vehicle: high-performance computing, middleware, the communication architecture, the on-board power system and system approval.
Advanced MBSE + SysML workshop on design and architecture patterns, trade studies, model-driven simulation and V&V automation, SysML customisation and architecture-centric processes, taught tool-independently.
Course presenters may include: Cris Kobryn
Self-paced continuation of MBSE Fundamentals applying the full construct of SysML across all nine diagrams, with simulation, model guidelines and model review.