Critical systems that are directly or indirectly connected to the internet are vulnerable to cyberattacks. Whether it is automotive electronics, medical devices or IT systems connected to digital services, they are all at risk of being compromised. This is where our training comes in.
We provide a thorough introduction to cybersecurity and information security, from threat and risk analysis to management systems designed to identify and address risks.
We provide
- Courses on ISO/SAE 21434
- Courses on additional international regulations
- How-to courses for practitioners
- Campus Enterprise learning
Each training course focuses on different specific state-of-the-art methods, standards and guidelines to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.
The right training course for every need
From introductory courses for cybersecurity beginners to executive-level courses, our offerings go beyond technical topics and cover all relevant aspects.
The starting point of our training courses is the so-called Defender's Dilemma: while breaches are inevitable because defenders have to be right at all times, attackers only have to be right once. They only need one weakness they can exploit to compromise the defender's organization or product.
Therefore, comprehensive protection must be implemented holistically, from the top down, with management systems in place to ensure that risks are identified and addressed in a systematic and structured manner at both the product and process level.
We teach you industry best practices and regulatory requirements by covering the latest standards and regulations. We also show you how to interpret and apply them in an integrated way.
All cybersecurity courses are also available as private courses. Our instructors will train your staff online or on-site so that you can tailor the course to your specific needs.
Understanding ISO/SAE 21434 – Automotive Cybersecurity Engineering
ISO/SAE 21434 specifies engineering requirements for cybersecurity risk management for all lifecycle phases, including concept, product development, production, operation, maintenance, and decommissioning of electrical and electronic (E/E) systems in road vehicles, including their components and interfaces. ISO/SAE 21434 also specifies the requirements for establishing a Cybersecurity Management System (CSMS) to meet the regulatory requirements of UN R155.
Cybersecurity Professional in Automotive – ISO/SAE 21434 (UL Certified)
Three-day course on security management systems and processes required by ISO/SAE 21434
Automotive Cybersecurity Engineering
Three-day course on methods and techniques that support the development of secure vehicle systems
TARA in Practice
One-day course on performing an initial Threat Analyses and Risk Assessment (TARA) in accordance with ISO/SAE 21434
Executive Overview of ISO/SAE 21434
Half-day session providing an understanding of the organizational implications of ISO/SAE 21434 processes and work products
Introduction to ISO/SAE 21434
Full-day session providing managers and responsible engineers with an understanding of the organizational implications of ISO/SAE 21434 processes and work products
Understanding additional automotive cybersecurity regulations
In the context of the UNECE regulations, other requirements apply in addition to a Cybersecurity Management System (CSMS). For example, UN R156 requires the implementation of a Software Update Management System (SUMS for short), described in detail in ISO 24089. Vehicles for the Chinese market must meet requirements beyond UNECE regulations 155 and 156 in order to obtain type approval.
Chinese GB/UNECE R155 and R156 Comparison
Two-day course with in-depth insights on both the Chinese GBs, 44495-2024 and 44496-2024, and a comparison to their European counterparts
Software Update Management System Based on ISO 24089
Comprehensive one-day course exploring the critical building blocks of software update management systems and emphasizing the application of ISO 24089 to perform software update activities
With our cybersecurity training courses, we provide you with answers to the central questions of automotive cybersecurity engineering and show you how to set up and establish appropriate activities over the entire product lifecycle and the service life of a model line.
Security Engineering – Developing Secure Software
Comprehensive three-day training course on the intersection between cybersecurity and software. Participants will learn how to link the critical foundations of software engineering with industry-specific cybersecurity insights.
Become an Automotive Cybersecurity Practitioner
Gaining hands-on automotive cybersecurity experience in just six weeks: The interactive online program Campus provides a motivating learning environment so you can learn together with industry peers.
<center>Frequently asked questions</center>
- What types of cybersecurity training do you offer?
We offer a comprehensive portfolio of cybersecurity training courses specifically designed for professionals developing cyber-critical systems.
Our courses cover:
- Regulations on automotive cybersecurity and software update management systems and processes (ISO/SAE 21434, ISO 24089, UN R155/R156, Chinese GB standards)
- Analysis and methods such as Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA)
- Secure Software Engineering
- Executive and introductory overviews for management and decision-makers
- Private, customized training sessions (online or on-site)
- Campus Enterprise Learning Initiative
- Who should attend these courses?
Our courses are ideal for:
- Automotive engineers and developers working on connected and software-intensive vehicle systems
- Cybersecurity professionals seeking to specialize in industry standards and regulations
- Project and team managers, quality managers, SPICE assessors, safety engineers, and systems architects
- Managers and executives responsible for compliance and cybersecurity governance
- Anyone involved in the lifecycle of automotive E/E systems
- What standards and regulations are covered in your training?
Our training portfolio addresses the latest industry standards and regulatory requirements, including:
- ISO/SAE 21434: Automotive cybersecurity engineering across the vehicle lifecycle
- UN R155 and R156: Cybersecurity and Software Update Management System regulations
- ISO 24089: Software Update Management System (SUMS)
- Chinese GB 44495-2024 and 44496-2024: National standards for automotive cybersecurity
- Best practices for integrating cybersecurity into software engineering
- Do your courses include practical, hands-on components?
Yes, most of our courses combine in-depth theoretical knowledge with practical exercises, real-world case studies and actionable frameworks. For example, our TARA in Practice course guides you through performing threat analysis and risk assessment using industry-standard methods.
- Are the courses suitable for beginners or only for experienced professionals?
We offer courses for all experience levels:
- Introductory and overview sessions for those new to automotive cybersecurity or in management roles
- In-depth technical and engineering courses for experienced professionals who need to apply or audit cybersecurity processes in practice
- Can I get certified by attending your courses?
Yes, many of our courses, such as the Cybersecurity Professional in Automotive – ISO/SAE 21434 (UL Certified), offer recognized certifications upon successful completion, helping you demonstrate your expertise to employers and regulatory bodies.
- Are private or customized training options available?
Yes, all of our courses can be delivered as private sessions. We offer these in-house courses either online or on-site, tailored to your organization’s specific needs and project requirements.
- How do I choose the right course for my role or project?
If you’re unsure which course is best for you, please review the detailed course descriptions on our website or contact our expert advisors. We’re happy to recommend a learning path based on your current responsibilities, experience level and compliance needs.
- How do your courses help with regulatory compliance?
Our training is designed to give you the skills and knowledge to:
- Interpret and apply ISO/SAE 21434, UN R155/R156, ISO 24089, and Chinese GB standards
- Build and maintain Cybersecurity Management Systems (CSMS) and Software Update Management Systems (SUMS)
- Prepare for regulatory audits and type approval processes
- Implement cybersecurity best practices throughout the vehicle and software development lifecycle
If you have more questions, please contact us or see the individual course pages for detailed information, prerequisites and upcoming dates.
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