One-day workshop on running a threat analysis and risk assessment end to end under ISO/SAE 21434, from item definition to security goals and verifiable cybersecurity requirements.
A practical workshop on threat analysis and risk assessment (TARA) as the basis of automotive cybersecurity. Participants learn to define the item, its context and assets, derive damage and threat scenarios, analyse attack paths and attack feasibility, rate impact and determine risk (including CAL), choose risk treatments, and translate the results into security goals, a cybersecurity concept and verifiable requirements. It also covers the regulatory context (ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE R155), traceability and audit-ready documentation, aligning OEM and supplier TARAs across the supply chain, links to Automotive SPICE for Cybersecurity, and keeping a TARA up to date. A case study covers moderation techniques and common pitfalls.
Public sessions run online in English; in-house delivery can be arranged.
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