This training focuses on ISO/SAE 21434, the international standard for cybersecurity engineering in road vehicles. It provides automotive professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage cybersecurity risks throughout the entire vehicle lifecycle, from concept and development to production, operation, maintenance, and decommissioning. Participants will learn how to integrate cybersecurity into automotive engineering processes to protect vehicles from evolving cyber threats.
Why This Training Matters: As vehicles become increasingly connected and autonomous, cybersecurity risks are escalating. ISO 21434 is essential for the automotive industry to ensure the safety, security, and reliability of modern vehicles. Compliance with this standard is critical for mitigating cyber threats, meeting regulatory requirements (e.g., UNECE WP.29 R155), and maintaining consumer trust in automotive products.
Importance for Career and Organization:
- For your career: Gaining expertise in ISO 21434 positions you at the forefront of automotive cybersecurity, a rapidly growing and critical field. This skill is highly sought after by OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and cybersecurity firms within the automotive ecosystem.
- For your organization: Ensures compliance with international automotive cybersecurity regulations, reduces the risk of cyberattacks and related liabilities, protects brand reputation, and enables the development and deployment of secure vehicle technologies. It fosters a robust cybersecurity culture throughout the automotive supply chain.
What You Will Learn / Training Covers:
- Introduction to Automotive Cybersecurity: Understanding the unique challenges and threat landscape of road vehicles.
- ISO/SAE 21434 Overview: Structure, scope, and key principles of the standard.
- Cybersecurity Management System (CSMS): Requirements for establishing and maintaining a CSMS within an organization.
- Risk Management: Identifying, assessing, and treating cybersecurity risks throughout the vehicle lifecycle (Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment – TARA).
- Cybersecurity Activities in Product Development: Integrating cybersecurity into concept, design, implementation, verification, and validation phases.
- Post-Development Activities: Managing cybersecurity during production, operation, maintenance (including updates), and decommissioning.
- Supply Chain Cybersecurity: Managing cybersecurity risks with suppliers and third-party components.
- Vulnerability Management: Processes for identifying, assessing, and handling vulnerabilities.
- Incident Response: Establishing procedures for managing cybersecurity incidents.
- Relationship with Other Standards: Understanding the interplay with ISO 26262 (Functional Safety) and UNECE R155/R156.
- Practical Application: Case studies and workshops focused on automotive specific cybersecurity challenges.
Who Should Attend:
- Automotive Cybersecurity Engineers
- Functional Safety Engineers
- Product Development Managers
- Software and Hardware Engineers in Automotive
- Quality Assurance and Testing Professionals in Automotive
- Risk Managers in the Automotive Industry
- Compliance Officers in Automotive OEMs and Suppliers
- Auditors of Automotive Management Systems.
Benefits:
- Comply with ISO/SAE 21434 and related automotive cybersecurity regulations.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity risk management in road vehicles.
- Integrate cybersecurity seamlessly into your automotive product development lifecycle.
- Mitigate cyber threats and vulnerabilities in vehicle systems.
- Enhance the safety and security of connected and autonomous vehicles.
- Strengthen your organization’s position in the global automotive market.
Our ISO 21434 training is delivered by leading experts with extensive experience in both automotive engineering and cybersecurity. We provide practical insights into implementing the standard across the complex automotive supply chain, with a strong focus on real-world scenarios and the convergence of cybersecurity with functional safety.
Drive cybersecurity excellence in road vehicles. Enroll in our ISO 21434 Training to master automotive cybersecurity engineering!
