State of Automotive Cyber Safety

Explore the critical landscape of automotive cybersecurity in this 49-minute conference talk by Joshua Corman at BSidesLV 2016. Delve into the "I Am The Cavalry" initiative, examining key aspects such as meaningful use, motivations, and software vulnerabilities like Heartbleed. Analyze the parallels between cybersecurity and natural disasters, discussing critical IT infrastructure and the importance of failure preparedness. Investigate remote access risks, budget constraints, and the misconception that malicious intent is unlikely. Learn about essential security measures, including safety by design, threat modeling, third-party collaboration, and evidence capture. Discover the significance of security updates, VLAN isolation, and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication. Gain insights into future challenges and opportunities in automotive cyber safety, including the concept of an open garage and the role of the Automotive Security Review Board (ASRB).

Intro
Meaningful Use
Motivations
Software
Heartbleed
Earthquakes
Critical IT
Ready For Failure
All Systems Fail
Remote Access
No Money
No One Would Hurt You
You Can Do A Lot
Scaffolding
Safety By Design
Threat Modeling
ThirdParty Collaboration
Dog Sign
Evidence Capture
Black Box
Security Updates
VLAN Isolation
Applause
Avoid Failure
Vehicle to Infrastructure
Road Ahead
Open Garage
ASRB
Wrapup