Security for automotive applications

Markus Janke, Dr. Peter Laackman, Infineon Technologies AG

The speech addresses:

• the evolution of attack methodologies against automotive components,
• an outlook into the future,
• general classification of attacks based on wide selection of examples and attacks’ origin,
• illustrative hardware solutions demonstrations.

 

Standardizing automotive cybersecurity engineering

Dr. Markus Tschersich, Continental Teves AG & Co. oHG

The speech addresses:

• holistic consideration of autmotive security,
• overview standard ISO / SAE 21434 Road Vehicles - Cybersecurity Engineering,
• ISO / SAE 21434 in the context of current regulation and standardization.

 

Security requirements and concepts for future cars

Dr. Karsten Schmidt, AUDI AG

The speech addresses:

• trends in security requirements,
• outlook to the vehicle security concept of the future,
• future challenges.

 

TPM 2.0 to protect embedded vehicle systems

Prof. Dr. Christoph Krauß, Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology (SIT)

The speech addresses:

• secure Over the Air Update,
• protection against illegal functional activation,
• privacy protection,
• firmware runtime product lines.

 

Security and privacy at the dawn of autonomous vehicles

Lazaros Kapsias, u-blox AG

The speech addresses:

• the internet of vehicles,
• 24/7 protection of customer safety and data,
• cybersecurity across multiple layers,
• current situation & thoughts.

 

How artificial intelligence can help to protect vehicle networks

Marc Weber, Vector Informatik GmbH

The speech addresses:

• intrusion detection in vehicle networks,
• specification-based approach vs. machine learning,
• neural networks (Autoencoder),
• opportunities and challenges.

 

XAIN as a Blockchain-enabled access control protocol demonstrated in Porsche Panamera

Lundbæk Leif-Nissen, XAIN AG

The speech addresses:

• user method based access control framework for fast and privacy-preserving platform integrations in device networks,
• definition of Porsche project scope with three epics: User-based Access Control sharing; secure data logging; third party integrations,
• presentation of project results in Porsche Panamera.

 

The usage of EVITA HSM to secure vehicle external and internal communication

Dr. Frederic Stumpf, ESCRYPT GmbH

The speech adresses:

• increasing software and system complexity of vehicle platforms require dedicated security solutions,
• hardware security modules are the nucleus to build complex holistic security concepts for vehicles,
• software for hardware security modules needs to solve safety and security requirements.