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Introductory Automotive Cybersecurity and Hands-On Automotive Network Training (Ams)

Since automotive security is still a very new field, it is rapidly growing and there is a huge market for automotive security professionals. Attending this course gives participants the needed background information to begin a career in automotive cybersecurity and gives them hands-on experience with the tools used at the highest level of the industry.
After the training, you can take what you learned to the Car Hacking Village in the main event hall and put it to test against a real vehicle!

$2,299.00

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Duration

2 days

Delivery Method

in-person

Level

beginner

Seats Available

20

Duration

2 days

Delivery Method

in-person

Level

beginner

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DATE: 17-18 April 2023

TIME: 09:00 to 17:00 CEST/GMT+2

Date Day Time Duration
17 Apr Monday 09:00 to 17:00 CEST/GMT+2 8 Hours
18 Apr Tuesday 09:00 to 17:00 CEST/GMT+2 8 Hours

 

As connected and autonomous vehicles grow in popularity, cybersecurity in vehicles has never been more important. Cars are home to many technologies, each with its own security needs and vulnerabilities. While there are countless disciplines that can be covered in an automotive security course, two great examples of relevant automotive networking technologies are In-vehicle Networks (Such as CAN) and Bluetooth Networks.

This course aims to introduce participants to the world of automotive cybersecurity and give them a chance to learn security testing techniques for vehicles in a hands-on environment. The hands-on exercises will give students the tools they need to test two of the most common network technologies found in modern vehicles.

*Advanced, hands-on Bluetooth security training is also available for private audiences on request. Please get in touch for more information.

Why You Should Take This Course

Since automotive security is still a very new field, it is rapidly growing and there is a huge market for automotive security professionals. Attending this course gives participants the needed background information to begin a career in automotive cybersecurity and gives them hands-on experience with the tools used at the highest level of the industry.
After the training, you can take what you learned to the Car Hacking Village in the main event hall and put it to test against a real vehicle!

Who Should Attend

  • Automotive, smart city, connected transportation, and IoT industry professionals looking to better understand the security risks their vehicles face
  • Government or defense agency professionals seeking to better understand automotive cybersecurity and its legal/public safety implications
  • Aspiring car hackers and IoT hackers
  • Vehicle fleet owners looking to better understand their vehicles
  • Students looking to get a head start in a rapidly growing security industry

Key Learning Objectives

  • Understand what automotive cybersecurity is and how it affects society

  • Learn the basics of CAN bus and learn how to use CAN hardware and software

  • Learn the technical basics of Bluetooth and its uses in automotive applications

  • Learn how to use Bluetooth hardware and software

  • Learn about different types of Bluetooth vulnerabilities and security research

    • Prerequisite Knowledge

    • Basic knowledge of Linux operation
    • Basic understanding of scripting languages (Bash, Python)
    • Basic understanding of Computer Networks

    Hardware / Software Requirements

    • Laptop computer (Ideally Windows) with virtualization enabled and at least 1 USB port
    • Oracle VirtualBox software to run the VM provided with the class

    Your Instructor

    Kamel Ghali

    Kamel is a veteran of the automotive cybersecurity community, having spent over 3 years as an expert car hacker, technical trainer, and contributor to worldwide industry-focused communities such as the SAE, ASRG, and the Car Hacking Village.

    His particular areas of focus within vehicle security are Bluetooth, RF, and in-vehicle networks. He currently works at White Motion – subsidiary of the global automotive supplier Marelli – where he leads the vehicle security research team, assessing vehicle systems and training customers in state-of-the-art car-hacking techniques. Outside the garage, Kamel is an amateur chef, ukulele player, and fighting game enthusiast.

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