AUTOSAR Crypto Stack Training – Module-Based Automotive Security Course

Automotive Cybersecurity Training: Learn to Protect Vehicles from Cyber Threats

Course Overview

This comprehensive course covers the essential topics and techniques required to protect vehicles from cyber threats. Students will learn about the importance of automotive cybersecurity, in-vehicle network security, threat modeling and risk assessment, secure software development lifecycle, cryptography in automotive systems, hardware security, and wireless and remote access security.

Course Objectives

u003cstrongu003eUnderstanding Automotive Cybersecurity Fundamentalsu003c/strongu003e: Comprehend the basic principles of cybersecurity within the context of automotive systems.
u003cstrongu003eIdentifying and Analyzing Cyber Threatsu003c/strongu003e: Identify common cyber threats and vulnerabilities specific to automotive systems.
u003cstrongu003eCybersecurity Standards and Regulationsu003c/strongu003e: Learn about the relevant standards and regulations governing automotive cybersecurity, including ISO/SAE 21434 and UNECE WP.29.
u003cstrongu003eImplementing Security Measuresu003c/strongu003e: Develop strategies for implementing robust security measures across vehicle hardware and software.
u003cstrongu003eRisk Management and Threat Modelingu003c/strongu003e: Apply risk management frameworks to evaluate and mitigate cybersecurity risks in automotive systems.
u003cstrongu003eSecure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)u003c/strongu003e: Integrate cybersecurity practices into the automotive software development lifecycle.
u003cstrongu003eIntrusion Detection and Responseu003c/strongu003e: Develop and implement intrusion detection systems (IDS) for automotive environments.

Course Modules

Module-1: Introduction to Automotive Cybersecurity
Importance and historical context of automotive cybersecurity
Current trends and challenges
Overview of vehicle architecture and in-vehicle networks (CAN, LIN, FlexRay, Ethernet)
Introduction to automotive cybersecurity standards and regulations (ISO 21434, NHTSA)
Module-2: In-Vehicle Network Security
Detailed study of in-vehicle networking protocols (CAN, LIN, FlexRay, Automotive Ethernet)
Security mechanisms for network communication (message authentication, encryption, intrusion detection systems, firewall, and gateway security)
Network segmentation and isolation techniques
Case studies of real-world attacks on in-vehicle networks
Module-3: Threat Modeling and Risk Assessment
Threat modeling techniques (STRIDE, attack trees, MITRE ATTu0026amp;CK)
Risk assessment frameworks (NIST, ISO 21434)
Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing
Case studies of real-world attacks on automotive systems
Introduction to threat intelligence and incident response
Module-4: Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
Introduction to secure SDLC and integrating security into each phase
Secure coding practices and tools for static and dynamic code analysis
Security testing methodologies (fuzz testing, regression testing)
Implementing security in CI/CD pipelines (DevSecOps)
Secure software development best practices for automotive systems
Module-5: Cryptography in Automotive Systems
Basic concepts and types of cryptographic algorithms (symmetric and asymmetric)
Cryptographic protocols and their application in automotive systems (AES, RSA, ECC, hash functions)
Key management practices and secure boot and firmware update mechanisms
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Module-6: Hardware Security
Importance and common types of hardware attacks (side-channel attacks, hardware trojans)
Secure hardware design (Trusted Platform Modules, Hardware Security Modules)
Physical security measures (anti-tampering techniques, secure manufacturing)
Hardware security testing methods
Introduction to secure boot and firmware update mechanisms
Module-7: Wireless and Remote Access Security
Security considerations for wireless communication protocols (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, cellular networks, V2X)
Securing telematics systems and over-the-air (OTA) updates
Implementing robust authentication, authorization, and secure communication channels for remote access
Introduction to secure communication protocols (SSL/TLS, DTLS)
Module-8: Capstone Project
Students will work on a capstone project that applies the concepts learned throughout the course to a real-world automotive cybersecurity scenario
The project will involve identifying and mitigating potential security threats in an automotive system
Students will present their findings and recommendations to the class
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