This Automotive Cybersecurity Full Course provides a comprehensive introduction to cybersecurity concepts and regulations used in modern connected vehicles and automotive systems. The course explains how manufacturers protect vehicles from cyber threats while meeting global automotive security standards.
Learners begin with the fundamentals of automotive cybersecurity and understand why cybersecurity has become critical in modern vehicles with connected systems, software updates, and electronic control units (ECUs). The course introduces automotive cybersecurity engineering and the role of security throughout the vehicle development lifecycle.
A major focus is placed on international regulations and standards such as UNECE cybersecurity requirements and ISO/SAE 21434. Learners explore how automotive companies implement Cybersecurity Management Systems (CSMS) to manage risks, monitor threats, and maintain compliance.
The course also covers Software Update Management Systems (SUMS), explaining how secure software updates are delivered and managed in connected vehicles. Additional topics include threat analysis and risk assessment (TARA), project risk management, and secure automotive development practices.
By the end of the course, learners will understand the foundations of automotive cybersecurity, industry regulations, vehicle threat management, and the engineering practices required to design secure and compliant automotive systems.
