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Security Engineering for Vehicular IT Systems

Improving the Trustworthiness and Dependability of Automotive IT Applications

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Information technology drives nearly all innovations in the automotive industry, with about 90% of advancements in vehicles relying on digital electronics and software. Modern compact cars contain numerous networked microprocessors and hundreds of megabytes of software that manage engine functions, assist drivers, and provide comfort, infotainment, and safety features. A critical aspect of these digital systems is their security. While software safety is relatively well-established, protecting automotive IT systems from malicious attacks is a more recent focus. European car manufacturers have begun forming dedicated R&D groups for embedded security, but a comprehensive reference on this topic has been lacking. Dr. Marko Wolf addresses this gap with an extensive examination of IT security in vehicles. The challenge of automotive IT security lies in its interdisciplinary nature, which Dr. Wolf skillfully navigates by integrating various fields into a cohesive discussion. The work covers relevant security technologies, a systematic analysis of security risks, and solutions utilizing state-of-the-art methods. Although much of the content draws from research, it presents a thorough overview of the current landscape in automotive security.

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Security Engineering for Vehicular IT Systems, Marko Wolf

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2009
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Improving the Trustworthiness and Dependability of Automotive IT Applications
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
2009
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
250
ISBN10
3834807958
ISBN13
9783834807953
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Information technology drives nearly all innovations in the automotive industry, with about 90% of advancements in vehicles relying on digital electronics and software. Modern compact cars contain numerous networked microprocessors and hundreds of megabytes of software that manage engine functions, assist drivers, and provide comfort, infotainment, and safety features. A critical aspect of these digital systems is their security. While software safety is relatively well-established, protecting automotive IT systems from malicious attacks is a more recent focus. European car manufacturers have begun forming dedicated R&D groups for embedded security, but a comprehensive reference on this topic has been lacking. Dr. Marko Wolf addresses this gap with an extensive examination of IT security in vehicles. The challenge of automotive IT security lies in its interdisciplinary nature, which Dr. Wolf skillfully navigates by integrating various fields into a cohesive discussion. The work covers relevant security technologies, a systematic analysis of security risks, and solutions utilizing state-of-the-art methods. Although much of the content draws from research, it presents a thorough overview of the current landscape in automotive security.