Automotive Security Architect (ASA)

14-hour online training

We work closely with many large automotive players and we understand that security is an important topic in the automotive industry. Especially with the upcoming UN ECE regulations and the ISO/SAE 21434 standard, which defines that any E/E system with a possible impact on Safety, Finance, Operations, or Privacy should be considered cybersecurity relevant.

The Automotive Security Architect learning path bridges the gap between formalized safety frameworks such as ISO 26262, SAE J3061-20161, and the upcoming ISO/SAE 21434 and the best practices in security. The curriculum for this learning path is designed to accelerate the time to market of your product.

When you buy this course you have access for 1 year to all the materials and support.


Automotive Security Architect (ASA)

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Who is this training for?

If your job means you are responsible for at least two requirements from the following list, then you are a perfect candidate for this course:

  • Interface with stakeholders to understand requirements, domains, and viable technologies.
  • Advise the project team on key issues of functional safety in requirements engineering and management, especially during software design and architecture development activities.
  • Create, maintain and refine all documents relating to security topics such as: security plans, security objectives and requirements, functional architecture, or requirements for hardware and software for automotive ECU development projects.
  • Identify risks and quality issues, estimate effort, analyze requirements and establish priorities
  • Define architectural requirements and align them internally as well as with the customer.
  • Integrate cybersecurity aspects into your existing safety engineering processes.

Curriculum of this learning path

The curriculum consists of 4 parts:

- Part 1: Fast track your security: Adding security to a product is expensive. Learn about the typical lifespan of software and hardware solutions, the importance of testing, and how you can reduce costs. >> Learn more

- Part 2: Security Requirements Engineering: Save time in learning how to adhere to the security requirements by getting an in-depth overview of the five most common TARA methodologies. >> Learn more

- Part 3: Secure code development: Explore techniques collected over 20 years of code reviews, to systematically discover vulnerabilities in code. Assess the impact of vulnerabilities for deploying a cost-effective remediation plan. >> Learn more

 

- Part 4: Understanding ISO/SAE 21434 changes: The new standard is changing the development landscape in the automotive industry. Let's delve into the new regulations and find out who is affected and what is the impact of the new standard. >> Learn more