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Abstract The automotive industry grapples with inherent software and hardware risks, necessitating collaboration across various organizational departments. Key stakeholders, including Research and Development (R&D), risk management, compliance teams, and specialized entities like the Vehicle Security Operations Center (VSOC) and Product Security Operations Center (PSOC), must collectively address these challenges. To achieve a comprehensive understanding and [...]

Large Language Models (LLMs), such as ChatGPT and Google Bard are groundbreaking innovations that can contribute significantly to cybersecurity threat intelligence in various ways. They can process and analyze vast amounts of unstructured threat intelligence data, such as reports, blogs, and news articles. By extracting relevant information and identifying patterns, LLMs can help security professionals [...]

With her several years of experience in cybersecurity, we decided to have a talk with Elmira Anbardar about the ever-changing challenges of automotive cybersecurity. Why is Cybersecurity at the top of everyone’s mind? With the automotive sector increasingly shifting towards software-centric models, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are undergoing a significant transformation. They are evolving from [...]

The importance of cybersecurity is growing with the development of more autonomous cars. Ali Shahrokni is SystemWeaver's own in-house cybersecurity expert, and with his many years of experience in the field, as well as a PhD, we wanted to pick his brain for insights and thoughts he has on the subject. Why are you working [...]

ISO/SAE 21434 had its first edition released in 2021. There are two concepts related to threats initiated in ISO/SAE 21434: CAL (Cybersecurity Assurance Level) and RV (Risk Value). Definition and Requirements of CAL and RV Cybersecurity Assurance Level (CAL) is referred to three times in the context of ISO/SAE 21434: [RQ-09-05] Cybersecurity goal - NOTE [...]

NIST Cybersecurity Framework The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has recently released the public draft of Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0, open for comments until November 4, 2023. This version follows the previously published CSF 1.1 from 2018. Major Changes in CSF 2.0 CSF 2.0 introduces two significant updates that warrant attention. Firstly, the [...]