Crash Course Automotive Cybersecurity: Iso/Sae 21434

Comprehensive Training on Cybersecurity Engineering for Road Vehicle E/E Systems

What you'll learn

Understand the key principles and objectives of ISO/SAE 21434.

Identify and manage cybersecurity risks in automotive E/E systems.

Apply threat analysis and risk assessment (TARA) techniques.

Develop and validate cybersecurity requirements across the vehicle lifecycle.

Implement best practices for cybersecurity governance, collaboration, and continual improvement.

Requirements

No prior experience with ISO/SAE 21434 is required. However, familiarity with: Basic cybersecurity concepts, Automotive electrical and electronic systems, and Project management principles will help participants gain the most from the course.

Description

In today’s rapidly evolving automotive landscape, cybersecurity is critical for ensuring the safety and resilience of road vehicles. With increasing connectivity and the rise of autonomous driving technologies, vehicles are more vulnerable to cyber threats than ever before. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to ISO/SAE 21434, the international standard for cybersecurity engineering in road vehicle E/E systems. Participants will explore key concepts, requirements, and best practices for managing cybersecurity risks across the vehicle lifecycle—from concept and development to production, operation, and decommissioning. The training emphasizes real-world application, equipping professionals with the tools needed to identify vulnerabilities and threats effectively.Designed for engineers, project managers, and cybersecurity professionals, this session delivers practical insights into threat analysis, risk assessment, and compliance strategies. By the end of the course, attendees will have the foundational knowledge to implement robust cybersecurity measures and foster a secure, resilient automotive ecosystem. This knowledge will empower participants to safeguard vehicles against evolving cyber threats, ensuring the long-term reliability and safety of automotive systems in an increasingly interconnected world. Furthermore, participants will learn how to assess risks, manage security requirements, and collaborate across teams to ensure compliance and continuous improvement in automotive cybersecurity practices. The course also highlights the importance of a proactive, lifecycle-based approach to cybersecurity, emphasizing that security measures must be integrated from the earliest design phases through to the vehicle's eventual decommissioning. This holistic approach ensures the safety and integrity of vehicles throughout their operational lifespan.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to ISO SAE 21434

Lecture 1 Introduction to ISO SAE 21434

Section 2: Foundational Concepts of ISO/SAE 21434

Lecture 2 Foundational Concepts of ISO/SAE 21434

Section 3: Organizational Cybersecurity Management

Lecture 3 Organizational Cybersecurity Management

Section 4: Project-Level Cybersecurity Management

Lecture 4 Project-Level Cybersecurity Management

Section 5: Key Processes in Cybersecurity Engineering

Lecture 5 Key Processes in Cybersecurity Engineering

Section 6: Cybersecurity Across the Vehicle Lifecycle

Lecture 6 Cybersecurity Across the Vehicle Lifecycle

Section 7: Continual Cybersecurity Activities

Lecture 7 Continual Cybersecurity Activities

Section 8: Practical Applications and Examples of ISO21434

Lecture 8 Practical Applications and Examples of ISO21434

Section 9: Cybersecurity Work Products

Lecture 9 Cybersecurity Work Products

Section 10: Ending

Lecture 10 Ending

Automotive engineers and designers working on E/E systems.,Cybersecurity professionals in the automotive industry.,Project managers overseeing vehicle development projects.,Quality assurance and compliance officers.,Anyone interested in automotive cybersecurity standards and practices.