Cybersecurity Requirements for Post-Development in Vehicles

Maintaining cybersecurity integrity throughout a vehicle’s lifecycle is demanded by ISO/SAE 21434 and UN Regulation No. 155. Throughout this video course, you will learn about the pivotal role cybersecurity plays after the development phase and understand what cybersecurity requirements in the post-development phase of vehicles are, how, and when they are defined.

Cybersecurity is not a finalized topic upon completion of the development phase. After the research, concept, of the product is carried out during the development phase, cybersecurity must still be considered in the following post-development phase and entire vehicle product lifecycle. In this video course, we’ll explore the critical realm of cybersecurity demands that arise in the post-development phase.

Starting with an emphasis on the importance of cybersecurity requirements for post-development, we highlight their pivotal role in ensuring the integrity and security of automotive systems.

Moving on, we delve into the definitions provided by ISO/SAE 21434:2021 and UN Regulation No. 155, shedding light on the precise dimensions and nuances of cybersecurity requirements according to these industry standards.

Next, we provide an overview of the product lifecycle, focusing on the phases within the post-development period. Each stage’s purpose and significance are explained concisely. Moreover, we explore the technical intricacies of cybersecurity requirements, including their derivation and their influence across different stages of the vehicle lifecycle.

Further, we dive into the realm of cybersecurity requirements for processes, uncovering their impact and usage throughout the vehicle’s lifecycle. We then examine the critical aspects of alignment and handover between development and post-production teams, ensuring a seamless transition that upholds cybersecurity integrity.

Finally, we present proven best practices for effectively meeting post-development cybersecurity requirements.