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Automotive Cybersecurity: Everything You Need to Know
Lesson 14 – Network Security: What Risks Do Automakers Face?

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Lesson 14 – Network Security: What Risks Do Automakers Face?

Published Date April 1, 2022

What kinds of vehicular mischief and mayhem can cybercriminals cause if they breach an automaker’s back-end network?

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Lesson 13 – What Is “Car to Cloud” Cybersecurity?

As cars get more connected, the line between vehicular cybersecurity and traditional network security is not as well-defined as it once was. What does that mean - and how can you adapt?
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Lesson 15 – Continuously Testing Your Network’s Defenses

When it comes to network security, your best defense is to think like the enemy. By safely simulating attacks on your live network, you can pinpoint and fix vulnerabilities before cybercriminals...

Additional Course Resources

6 months ago
Lesson 1 - Preview: Automotive Cybersecurity Bootcamp

What will this bootcamp cover? Get a quick overview of what you’ll learn from Mike Hodge - your host for this event.

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6 months ago
Lesson 2 – Securing the Connected Car: What’s at Stake?

What happens if a car gets hacked? Dick Ludwig, a Business Development Manager with Keysight, explains the many ways in which vehicles are vulnerable to cyberattacks - and what can happen when attacke

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6 months ago
Lesson 3 – Vulnerabilities Beyond the Vehicle

Connected cars are vulnerable to a multitude of potential attack vectors - including many beyond the vehicle itself. Scott Register, Keysight’s VP of Security Solutions, has more.

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6 months ago
Lesson 4 – Rules and Regulations: Vehicular Cybersecurity

You've probably heard about standards like ISO / SAE 21434 and regulations like UNECE WP.29 and UN R155. But what do they mean - and what kind of practical impact do they have on automakers?

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6 months ago
Lesson 5 – Adopting a Cybersecurity Framework

Now that you understand the kinds of threats vehicles are up against, let’s talk about how you can mitigate cybersecurity threats, in accordance with recent standards and regulations.

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6 months ago
Lesson 6 – Testing Considerations for UNECE WP.29 / UN R155

Regulations like UN R155 require manufacturers to execute verification and validation tests on cybersecurity-related threats. But how does that work in practice? Join Thomas Leifert, Keysight’s Busine

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6 months ago
Lesson 7 – Testing Within a Cybersecurity Management System

Dick Ludwig explains how testing fits into a cybersecurity management system, as described by ISO / SAE 21434.

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6 months ago
Lesson 8 – So, You Want to Hack a Car?

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6 months ago
Lesson 9 – How Do You Test Automotive Cybersecurity?

Thomas Leifert explains how cybersecurity verification and validation testing works - and how it integrates into real-world workflows based on regulations like UN R155.

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6 months ago
Lesson 10 – What is Protocol Fuzzing?

Protocol fuzzing is an important part of any automotive cybersecurity test plan - especially when it comes to finding upstream vulnerabilities in the supply chain. But how does a protocol fuzzing...

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6 months ago
Lesson 11 – Demo: “Hacking” a Car at Block Harbor Cybersecurity

Watch our partners at Block Harbor Cybersecurity take control of a vehicle’s headlight system using Keysight’s SA8710A Automotive Cybersecurity Penetration Test Platform.

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6 months ago
Lesson 12 – Security Doesn’t Stop at the Sheetmetal

You might think that automotive cybersecurity is confined to the vehicle, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

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6 months ago
Lesson 13 – What Is “Car to Cloud” Cybersecurity?

As cars get more connected, the line between vehicular cybersecurity and traditional network security is not as well-defined as it once was. What does that mean - and how can you adapt?

View Course
6 months ago
Lesson 15 – Continuously Testing Your Network’s Defenses

When it comes to network security, your best defense is to think like the enemy. By safely simulating attacks on your live network, you can pinpoint and fix vulnerabilities before cybercriminals...

View Course
6 months ago
Lesson 16 – Curtailing Alert Fatigue in Network Security Teams

Information security teams are inundated by alerts from their security information and event management (SIEM) tools. However, most of those alarms aren’t actionable - and waste your team’s...

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6 months ago
Lesson 17 – What Is Application and Threat Intelligence?

Discover the value of application and threat intelligence, and why it’s so important to have both feeding into your automotive cybersecurity and network security tools.

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6 months ago
Lesson 18 – Automotive Cybersecurity: Protect What Matters Most

With an integrated, automated, and intelligent approach to automotive cybersecurity, you can rest assured knowing your systems are shielded, your vehicles are secure, and your passengers are safe.

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