Securing IoT for Life: Navigating the Challenge of Constant Change
summary
Overview of automotive IoT security that states hard numbers and actionable tech: vehicles now have 100+ ECUs and regulators require UNECE R155/R156 certification, with China adding its own rules (new types Feb 28). Describes deployed controls—signed software, secure boot, certificates, crypto—and operational structures like vehicle SOCs (V-SOC) plus intrusion detection and key management. Covers looming needs: post‑quantum migration, live risk assessments for continuous updates, and challenges from extensibility and software‑defined vehicles.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:08Cyber crime economy
- 4:20Automotive security evolution
- 8:44Automotive cybersecurity measures
- 13:03Automotive IoT security challenges
- 17:25Technology frameworks and people
- 18:53Navigating cybersecurity change
- 21:25IoT ecosystem interdependencies
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