Automotive Cybersecurity Engineering

Code: CSEN
Format: Online Training
Duration: 8 hours
Language: English
Price: 560 Euro + VAT (if applicable)

COURSE OVERVIEW

Modern road vehicles rely on increasingly complex software, connectivity and digital technologies, making cybersecurity an essential part of the product lifecycle. This course provides a structured introduction to automotive cybersecurity engineering, focusing on the implementation of the UNECE R155 regulation and the application of ISO/SAE 21434 throughout vehicle development and post-production activities. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of automotive cybersecurity principles, regulatory requirements and engineering practices that support the development of secure and compliant vehicle systems.

The course covers the fundamental concepts of automotive cybersecurity, including the regulatory framework established by UNECE R155, the structure and application of ISO/SAE 21434, Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA), cybersecurity validation and verification, and cybersecurity activities across the product lifecycle. Participants will develop a practical understanding of how cybersecurity risks are identified, assessed and managed during development, production and post-production operations. Through instructor-led discussions and practical examples, learners will understand how cybersecurity engineering activities contribute to building resilient automotive systems while supporting regulatory compliance and organisational cybersecurity management.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

On completion of this course you will be able to:

• Understand the fundamentals of automotive cybersecurity.
• Explain the purpose and requirements of UNECE R155 and ISO/SAE 21434.
• Understand the principles of Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA).
• Describe cybersecurity activities throughout the automotive product lifecycle.
• Understand cybersecurity validation and verification activities.
• Recognise cybersecurity activities during production, operation, maintenance and end-of-support.

COURSE CONTENT

• Introduction to automotive cybersecurity and regulatory context
• Overview of UNECE R155 requirements
• Structure and key clauses of ISO/SAE 21434
• Organisational and project-level cybersecurity management
• Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA)
• Cybersecurity concepts and requirements in product development
• Cybersecurity validation and verification
• Production, operations and maintenance considerations
• End-of-support and decommissioning responsibilities

TARGET AUDIENCE

Engineers, system architects, cybersecurity specialists, project managers and project professionals involved in automotive development, cybersecurity engineering and regulatory compliance.

PREREQUISITES

None

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

This online, instructor-led course is delivered on Microsoft Teams by one of our certified instructors. Participants receive training materials and a certificate of completion.

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