* UN r155, ISO/SAE 21434 and other related texts.
- UNECE r155 is a regulation that provides uniform provisions concerning the approval of vehicles with regards to cybersecurity and cybersecurity management system.
- Compliance is mandatory for 55 nations (as of 01/24) and a prerequisite to comply with UN r156, UN r157 and GSRII (General Safety Regulation) regulations.
- ISO/SAE21434 is a standard that addresses the cybersecurity perspective in E/E engineering within road vehicles putting the cybersecurity risk management at the center,
- Anticipated by almost entire world (170 out of 193 nations) and is a must-have to access the worldwide automotive market.
- Identify the compliance gap at organization and project levels with respect to applicable standards and regulations,
- Propose a roadmap to achieve the desired compliance levels and a preliminary cybersecurity plan,
- Identify tools, personnel, budget required for compliance.
- Create and integrate the processes that are identified in gap analysis and/or improve the existing ones,
- Define and launch the detailed cybersecurity activities that are required to ensure the outcomes of the processes,
- Create policies, guidelines, templates and other documents required for compliance.
- Create a cybersecurity plan for each project and execute,
- Create a customized dashboard to enable monitoring of the cybersecurity compliance status,
- Create, review and follow-up cybersecurity deliverables,
- Follow-up suppliers actively to ensure cybersecurity compliance,
- Train project members to establish cybersecurity culture.
Beginner to Advanced
1-5 days (5h per day)
- UNECE roots
- UNECE and UN r155
- UN r155 vs ISO/SAE 21434
- 1958 Agreement Regulations: Scope & Provisions
- 1958 Agreement Regulations: Benefits for contracting parties
- 1958 agreement and UN r155 regulation
- 1958 vs 1998 Agreements
- How to comply with UN r155?
- Understanding Un r155
- Next Steps and recommendations
- Self-test (multiple choice)
- Exercises (assignments and evaluations)
- Workshops (work on real-life cases)
Beginner to Advanced
1-5 days (5h per day)
- Understanding ISO and SAE Organisations
- An ISO/SAE Joint Project: ISO/SAE 21434
- UN r155 vs ISO/SAE 21434
- Standard vs Regulation
- Transition from SAE J3061 to ISO/SAE 21434
- Purposes of ISO/SAE 21434Scope of ISO/SAE 21434
- Overview of Clauses
- Clause 3: Terms and Definitions
- Clause 4: General Considerations
- Clauses 5 ... 15 Overview
- Clauses 5 … 15 Detailed Analysis (requires ISO/SAE 21434 license ownership per entity)
- Self-test (multiple choice)
- Exercises (assignments and evaluations)
- Workshops (work on real-life cases)
All Levels
1-4h
- Weakness and Vulnerability
- Increasing connectivity and complexity on automobiles
- Cyber threats on automobiles
- Real cyber-attacks on automobiles
- Example analysis and solutions
- Effects of standards and regulations
- Road vehicles: More than automobiles?
- Way forward
- Conclusions
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