A training course from the area of software-centered function development
Cryptography and data security
The training ‘Cryptography and Data Security’ for engineers in the automotive industry plays a crucial role in ensuring the security and integrity of vehicle systems and data.
Cryptography involves the encryption of information to ensure its confidentiality, while data security involves the protection of data from unauthorised access and manipulation.
Various encryption methods, including symmetric and asymmetric methods, are used to encrypt and decrypt data. Symmetric methods use the same key for both processes, while asymmetric methods use two different keys.
In the automotive industry, cryptography is used in various areas, e.g. vehicle communication, software updates and data protection. It secures communication between vehicles and infrastructure, ensures that only authorised updates are installed on vehicle systems and helps to protect user privacy.
By learning and understanding these concepts, engineers in the automotive industry can ensure that they have the necessary skills to ensure the security and integrity of vehicle systems and data.
Target Group
- Specialists with tasks in the areas of vehicle development, workshops or test benches
- Managers and team leaders to acquire assessment and decision-making skills
Training Objectives
- Clarification of terms in the field of cryptography and data security
- Encryption methods
- Areas of application in functional software
Training Content
- Attack surfaces on information security
- Symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods
- Frequently used methods
- Dealing with information to be protected
- Case studies: Exercises are carried out on the various encryption methods
Key Facts
- Duration: 1 day
- Number of participants: by arrangement or up to 12 participants
- Format: Presence, hybrid or online
- Prerequisites: Experience / basic knowledge in function development or calibration of control units
- Costs: You will receive a detailed offer from us on request