sec.SDV Europe - Cybersecurity for Software Defined Vehicles

sec.SDV Europe - Cybersecurity for Software Defined Vehicles focuses on securing the future of mobility by addressing cybersecurity challenges in software-defined vehicles.

Key Topics

• Operating Systems: Role in cybersecurity strategy, including common vs. in-house systems
• Culture: Fostering a cybersecurity culture, especially for highly automated driving
• SBOM & Supply Chain: Mitigating software supply chain risks with a "Software Bill of Materials"
• Compliancy: WP.29 regulation approach to cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and mitigations
• 5G & V2X: Security implications of future networking technologies for connected autonomous vehicles
• Testing: Latest security testing methods beyond penetration and fuzzing, including automation and IAST, SAST & SCA
• Strategy: Business implications of cybersecurity in software-defined vehicles
• Design: Applying "Security by Design" principles for new software and architectures
• Mitigation: Learning from end-to-end exploit mitigations of automotive ECUs
• IDS: Future of intrusion detection systems and protecting vehicles against unauthorized access, including integration with AUTOSAR
• Future Risks: Readiness for new risks from enhanced software in CASE features
• SUMS & CSMS: Implementing new cybersecurity and software update infrastructures for UN ECE R155 compliance
• SOTIF & ISO26262: Handling interactions between SOTIF, functional safety, and cybersecurity
• Advancements: Next big things in security technologies, including AI, blockchain, and post-quantum cryptography

Who should Attend

• Automotive cybersecurity professionals
• Software engineers for software-defined vehicles
• Automotive systems architects
• Cybersecurity researchers
• Compliance and regulatory experts in the automotive industry