Vehicle Connectivity and Cybersecurity Risks - 29 de abril de 2021 - TecnoWebinars.com

Learn how the ISO 21434 standard (Road vehicles — Cybersecurity engineering), helps automotive engineers to develop a smart cybersecurity strategy to address security threats to cyber-physical systems, starting early in the system design phase.

The automotive industry has benefited from the digital revolution, offering consumers a host of new features and benefits enabled by electronics. However, the increased amount of software and connectivity has created numerous openings for cyberattacks. 

With recent headlines focusing on automotive hacking, and the ISO 21434 standard (Road vehicles — Cybersecurity engineering), engineers will need a smart cybersecurity strategy to address security threats to cyber-physical systems, starting early in the system design phase. 

In this webinar, we will discuss how to: 

Understand the ISO 21434 standard and why it is forcing teams to consider automotive cybersecurity as part of the product development process

Systematically perform threat analysis and risk assessment across the entire electronics architecture

Quickly identify vulnerabilities and design weaknesses, and address them to mitigate any real-world threats