Software-Defined Vehicles are revolutionizing the automotive industry with advanced connectivity, over-the-air updates, and autonomous capabilities. However, these advancements also introduce significant cybersecurity challenges. It’s important to know the foundations of SDV architectures, focusing on securing V2X communication, protecting firmware updates, and countering emerging cyber threats.

Join this session and get to know more about:

• The SDV ecosystem, V2X communication, CAN bus security, and edge computing integration
• Unique SDV vulnerabilities like supply chain attacks, ECU exploits, and FOTA tampering
• How to use advanced security strategies like hardware-based cryptography, AI-powered threat detection, secure boot mechanisms, and compliance with standards like ISO/SAE 21434

• What are the primary cybersecurity threats facing SDVs, and how do they differ from traditional automotive security risks?
• How can vehicle-to-everything communication be secured against potential cyberattacks and data breaches?
• What role does AI play in real-time threat detection and anomaly identification in SDVs?
• How can automotive manufacturers ensure the integrity of firmware-over-the-air updates while mitigating the risk of tampering?
• What are the key challenges in implementing hardware-based security mechanisms, such as root of trust and secure boot, in modern automotive systems?