Automotive digital resilience and survivability
summary
Argues that cybersecurity is inseparable from safety so cyber as part of the safety case and that vehicles already generate huge datasets — 103 exabytes a day (attributed to IBM) — creating GDPR, ownership and monetization conflicts on the same processors. Shows autonomy progression (levels 3–5), cites the Jeep Miller/Valasek lateral-attack lesson, and says existing IT patching and certification evidence don’t meet safety needs. Describes a six-month “assurance” effort mapping stakeholders (OEMs, insurers, regulators) and calls for built-in remediation and survivability rather than stop-and-restart recovery.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Automotive digital resilience intro
- 14:29Platform security and defense
- 21:14Cyber risk and market awareness
- 30:11Hyper-connected automotive future
- 45:21Conclusion and Q&A
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