Where Security and Safety Meet in Automotive Engineering
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intersection of security and safety in automotive systems through this 44-minute conference talk by Elana Copperman from Mobileye/Intel. Delve into the engineering foundations of both disciplines, examining where they converge and diverge. Learn about memory protection features, isolation techniques, and Freedom From Interference (FFI) principles. Discover how eBPF and fault handling extensions to Linux drivers play a role in enhancing both security and safety. Gain practical insights into the challenges and considerations when implementing these concepts in real-world automotive applications.
Syllabus
Intro
Agenda
Whoaml?
Safety vs Security
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Engineering foundations
Where do security and safety mee
Memory protection features
Where security meets safety
Where security does not meet saf
Freedom From Interference (FFI)
Isolation techniques
Timing and execution
ebpf
Fault handling extensions to Linux driv
Practical considerations
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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