This Automotive Cybersecurity course provides a comprehensive introduction to security in modern connected vehicles and automotive systems. It explains how cybersecurity is applied in the automotive industry to protect vehicles, software systems, and critical infrastructure from cyber threats.

The course begins with simplified explanations of automotive cybersecurity concepts and why security is essential for modern connected cars. Learners then explore key industry regulations such as UNECE cybersecurity requirements and international standards like ISO/SAE 21434, which guide manufacturers in building secure automotive systems.

In addition, the course covers Software Update Management Systems (SUMS), which ensure that vehicle software updates are delivered securely and safely. Students will also learn about cybersecurity management systems, risk assessment in automotive projects, and threat analysis techniques used in vehicle security engineering.

The training introduces real-world automotive cybersecurity engineering concepts, including system design, compliance requirements, and risk control strategies. It also explains how organizations manage cybersecurity across the entire vehicle lifecycle, from development to deployment.

By the end of this course, learners will understand how cybersecurity is implemented in the automotive industry and how global standards protect modern vehicles. This course is ideal for cybersecurity students, automotive engineers, and professionals interested in automotive security and compliance frameworks.