Automotive Cybersecurity – Executive Overview of ISO/SAE 21434
Learn about automotive cybersecurity and how it relates to each stage of the vehicle lifecycle with an executive-level look at ISO/SAE 21434.
This half-day training covers automotive cybersecurity management for executive managers based on the state-of-the-art ISO/SAE 21434 standard as a guiding template. The goal is to inform managers and responsible engineers of the implications of ISO/SAE 21434’s processes and work products for their company.
Key Takeaways
- Overview of ISO/SAE 21434 standard
- The clauses (chapters) of the ISO/SAE standard and their objectives/requirements/work products:
- Clause 5 Organizational cybersecurity management includes the cybersecurity management and specification of the organizational cybersecurity policies, rules and processes.
- Clause 6 Project dependent cybersecurity management includes cybesecurity management and cybersecurity activities at the project level.
- Clause 7 Distributed cybersecurity activities includes requirements for assigning responsibilities for cybersecurity activities between customer and supplier.
- Clause 8 Continual cybersecurity activities includes activities that provide information for ongoing risk assessments and defines vulnerability management of E/E systems until end of cybersecurity support.
- Clause 9 Concept includes activities that determine cybersecurity risks, cybersecurity goals and cybersecurity requirements for an item.
- Clause 10 Product development includes activities that define the cybersecurity specifications and implement and verify cybersecurity requirements.
- Clause 11 Cybersecurity validation includes the cybersecurity validation of an item at the vehicle level.
- Clause 12 Production includes the cybersecurity-related aspects of manufacturing and assembly of an item or component.
- Clause 13 Operations and maintenance includes activities related to cybersecurity incident response and updates to an item or component.
- Clause 14 End of cybersecurity support and decommissioning includes cybersecurity considerations for end of support and decommissioning of an item or component.
- Clause 15 Threat analysis and risk assessment methods includes modular methods for analysis and assessment to determine the extent of cybersecurity risk so that treatment can be pursued.
- Cybersecurity management
- Interaction between client and suppliers
- Overview of concept phase
- Cybersecurity item definition
- Threat analysis and risk assessment methods
- Cybersecurity goals and claims
- Cybersecurity concept
- Overview of the product development phase
- Design
- Integration and verification
- Cybersecurity validation
- Continual cybersecurity activities
- Cybersecurity monitoring
- Vulnerability analysis and management
- Production, operation, maintenance and decommissioning topics
Target Audience
- Engineering managers
- Directors and VP-level executives
- Senior/principal engineering staff
- Engineers and developers
- Sales and purchasing personnel
Prerequisites
None required.
Further Information
For online trainings, all materials are offered digitally. For in-person trainings, all materials are offered digitally and may be supplemented with hard copies. Copies of any relevant standards must be provided by the learner.
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