How to cut the cost of continuous cyber compliance
summary
A gateway TCU with an embedded IDS sends security events (CAN, host, cellular) to a cloud ML engine that runs supervised analysis, automated playbooks and triggers OTA patches to reduce mitigation from days or months to minutes not months in demonstrated test‑track teleoperation runs. Integration ties incident reports to ISO 26262/ISO 21434 artefacts for continuous evidence, and partners used commercial TCUs, Autocrypt IDS, secure elements and Innovate UK/KIAT funding to show a working real‑time in‑vehicle detection and rapid policy update pipeline.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:18Nova Modus and automated driving
- 6:00Cyber security projects
- 17:00Secure TCU introduction
- 21:17Secure TCU compliance savings
- 28:59Summary and future plans
- 29:20Q&A
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