On the way to connected, automated driving, the number of security-relevant in-vehicle functions is increasing. This means it is becoming more important than ever to have more elaborate security measures and a high security level in place for vehicle platforms.
AUTOSAR for holistic vehicle protection
AUTOSAR has extended its security portfolio by more and more components and nowadays incorporates various security applications, making it the ideal technological answer to the increasing security requirements. ESCRYPT’s AUTOSAR security consulting service provides expertise in securing vehicles using existing AUTOSAR modules and supports customers bringing their own features into AUTOSAR.
AUTOSAR as enabler for the UN-R 155
AUTOSAR enables an adequate solution for regulations like UN-R 155 and paves the way for implementing the new security requirements relevant to type approval. See our whitepaper and webinar on this topic for further information.
Our expertise
ESCRYPT has successfully completed numerous projects with various OEMs and Tier1s regarding AUTOSAR security consulting. ESCRYPT’s parent company ETAS has been a member of the AUTOSAR consortium for many years.
AUTOSAR incorporates various security applications, for instance for securing in-vehicle communication and for protecting confidential data. However, due to their different architectures, AUTOSAR Classic and AUTOSAR Adaptive offer partly identical and partly different security applications.
Mastering security challenges with AUTOSAR – service overview
ESCRYPT’s AUTOSAR security consulting service supports you in the review of existing and the design of new security architectures using AUTOSAR security modules, e.g. the creation of security concepts for secure in-vehicle communication using SecOC/TLS/IPSec.
ESCRYPT’s AUTOSAR experts support you in correctly using existing AUTOSAR security modules and offer:
Our AUTOSAR security consulting service encompasses design and requirements engineering of security modules according to your application that make use of the AUTOSAR interfaces, e.g. the design of a SecOC Freshness Manager including requirements engineering.