Using AUTOSAR to achieve UNECE-compliant cybersecurity
Experts from ESCRYPT explain how and to what extent you can use the existing AUTOSAR security software to realize UNECE-compliant automotive cybersecurity.
Cyber Security
How to bootstrap end-entity V2X devices
ESCRYPT’s Omar Alshabibi explains how to bootstrap a V2X OBU or RSU at the manufacturing plant of an OEM or Tier 1 supplier in the most efficient way.
Structured automotive cybersecurity testing on an ethernet example
AVL’s Stefan Marksteiner and David Tromba explain how to structure cybersecurity testing in an automotive environment.
Automotive cybersecurity supplier governance with PROOF
Experts from ESCRYPT, KPMG, and Alyne discuss how to manage cybersecurity supplier governance effectively.
Intrusion detection for Ethernet-based E/E architecture
ESCRYPT’s Dr. Eng. Siddharth Shukla provides insight into E/E architecture trends, focusing on the benefits and challenges of Ethernet in automotive E/E architectures.
Post-quantum cryptography in automotive
ESCRYPT’s Dr Efstathia Katsigianni outlines the role of asymmetric cryptography for the security of automotive systems.
The more challenging requirements of UNR 155 (WP.29)
Experts from Elektrobit and Argus Cyber Security provide insight into the technology challenges posed by the new requirements and discuss innovative ways in which OEMs and their suppliers can address them.
Vehicle software innovation and differentiation: focus on what sets you apart
EB’s Dr Sebastian Ohl outlines a new approach to the development and integration of next-generation automotive architectures based on HPC.
The seven golden rules of successful automotive IT security testing
ESCRYPT’s Dr. Martin Moser provides insight into different IT security testing methods, the benefits of whitebox testing, and discusses the system components that should be tested.
Claiming compliance for coding standards such as MISRA, AUTOSAR C++14, and CERT
In this webinar, Jill Britton and Steve Howard of Perforce discuss what it means to comply with a coding standard, and how to achieve compliance quickly and efficiently.
Managing connected vehicle data with gateway technology
FEV’s Tom Tasky discusses how gateway technology has become critical for prototype and proof-of-concept connected vehicle builds.
What killer applications will drive V2X safely tomorrow?
Experts from Altran discuss how the company’s combined expertise in automotive, connectivity engineering, cybersecurity and data science can help to monetize V2X beyond road safety.
Safety driven security: functional safety for advanced connected vehicle platforms
A panel of experts from Canoo, Linux Foundation/AGL, Sibros, UL and Uptane, explore the importance of safety-driven automotive security.
Implementing ADAS and automated driving functionalities with an automotive-grade ECU
AVL experts discuss the Ajunic ECU, which can be installed in passenger and commercial vehicles to implement ADAS and automated driving functions.
Argus presents the origins and impact of WP.29’s regulation on cybersecurity and CSMS
The Co-Chairs of the UNECE Task Force share their perspective on the process of drafting a vehicle cybersecurity regulation and how they see it impacting the industry.
How to deploy network-based intrusion detection systems in vehicles
ESCRYPT’s Dr. Jan Holle provides unique insight into the deployment of network-based intrusion detection systems (IDS) in vehicles.
Mastering UNECE cybersecurity requirements – opportunities and challenges of the new regulation
ESCRYPT’s Lena Steden and Dr Christopher Kusch discuss the actions stakeholders must take to ensure that their cybersecurity management systems comply with new UNECE regulations.
Secure software development for connected and autonomous vehicles
Dr. Dennis Kengo Oka of Synopsys discusses how to reduce security risks in CAVs prior to production by following a secure software development approach.
Entering the connected world – High Performance Computer as cornerstone for the future of the software-defined vehicle
Continental’s Bruno Nunes-Silva and Peer Sterner of Elektrobit outline the general trends in in-vehicle architectures with HPCs and share their experience with Adaptive and Classic AUTOSAR platforms.
Connected vehicle platforms are driving the future
Suraj Nair and Vinod Venkateswaran of Infosys provide a practitioner’s viewpoint of defining connected vehicle platform capabilities.