Step forward – transitioning from EB tresos 8 to 9
Elektrobit’s Roman Iseler explains how EB tresos 9 provides the development foundation for ECU middleware solutions.
The need for standardization of automotive Ethernet firewalls
Dr Michael Peter Schneider and Dr Siddharth Shukla of ETAS discuss the standardization of Ethernet firewalls within the AUTOSAR consortium.
The need for standardization of automotive Ethernet firewalls
Dr Michael Peter Schneider and Dr Siddharth Shukla of ETAS discuss the standardization of Ethernet firewalls within the AUTOSAR consortium.
2023 automotive cybersecurity strategies: new stakeholders and attack vectors emerge
Upstream’s Shachar Azriel and Haim Kantor will discuss strategies to cope with the critical automotive cyber security risks and vulnerabilities that will occur in 2023.
ISO/SAE 21434 compliant threat analysis and risk assessment
Lena Steden of ETAS and ITK Engineering’s Milan Stute discuss the challenges of risk assessment and management in the automotive industry.
Supply chain security management with ISO/SAE 21434 compliance
Assaf Harel and Tal Ben-David of Karamba Security provide unique insight into supply chain management security given R&D and software release schedules.
CSMS implementation using a template repository
ETAS experts explain how OEMs and suppliers can create a certified cybersecurity management system (CSMS) and related management system based on PROOF and the ETAS template repository.
NextGen OTA updates – empowering software-defined vehicles from an end-to-end perspective
Dr Ibrahim Armac of ETAS provides unique insight into future over-the-air (OTA) update challenges and potential solutions.
How does virtualization address automotive safety and security concerns?
Elektrobit’s Joel Thurlby explains how hypervisor technology provides the foundation for a safe and secure automotive operating system.
Are you ready for tomorrow’s automotive cyber-attacks?
IBM’s Dr Andreas Kühmichel and Michal Frenkel of Argus Cyber Security explain how a specialized Vehicle SOC provides a complete view of fleet cyber security.
The role of the E-motor inverter in ISO/SAE 21434 compliance
Assaf Harel of Karamba Security provides unique insight into the E-motor inverter, focusing on critical cybersecurity risks, intellectual property threats and remediations.
The role of the onboard charging unit in ISO/SAE 21434 compliance
Assaf Harel of Karamba Security discusses the on-board charger, a critical vehicle component with significant safety risks ranging from overheating and combustion to data attack vectors.
ISO/SAE 21434 compliance in the electric vehicle industry
Assaf Harel of Karamba Security, Bill Mazzara of Stellantis and Rohan Singla of ChargePoint provide unique insight into ISO/SAE 21434 compliance in the electric vehicle industry.
Vulnerability management systems with ISO/SAE 21434 compliance
David Barzilai of Karamba Security and Michal Petran of Accenture provide insight into automotive vulnerability management systems.
Addressing the market demand for bandwidth and security with CAN XL
In this free, 60-minute webinar, Tobias Belitz of Renesas presents a short introduction to CAN XL and its CANsec security protocol.
Securing automotive system-on-chip platforms
Omar Alshabibi of ETAS explains how to address security challenges for complex automotive SoCs.
Integrating efficient networking and robust cybersecurity under one roof
Experts from Elektrobit and Argus Cyber Security demonstrate a software solution that can improve the management and protection of E/E architectures from within the Ethernet switch.
The vehicle SOC’s strategic role in connected mobility
Experts from Upstream, Deloitte, and Accenture share their views about both vSOC adoption drivers and tangible benefits for OEMs.
Securing automotive and smart mobility APIs
Experts from Ford Motor Company and Upstream discuss how the OEM approaches API security to protect their connected vehicles, services and applications.
Securing connected vehicle fleets with an adaptable, multi-network intrusion detection system
Stephane Strahm and Cavy Pan explain how to integrate IDS software across multi-network environments and application processor “detection-isolation-report-response” algorithms.