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AutoSec Innovation

Leadership

The Disciplines Behind the Work

Delivery is led by practitioners across cybersecurity engineering, security testing, embedded platforms, and applied research. Individual biographies are published with consent and verified professional history.
AutoSec automotive cybersecurity engineering context

Areas of responsibility

How leadership is organised

  • 01

    Cybersecurity engineering leadership

    Ownership of the analysis-to-evidence chain: risk analysis method, cybersecurity concepts, requirements, and assessment readiness across programmes.

    • ISO/SAE 21434 method definition and application
    • Cybersecurity concept and requirements ownership
    • Supplier interface agreement review
  • 02

    Security testing leadership

    Direction of vehicle and ECU security testing: scope definition, attack modelling, execution discipline, and the quality of reported findings.

    • Vehicle and bench penetration testing programmes
    • Interface and protocol assessment method
    • Finding severity and remediation guidance quality
  • 03

    Embedded and platform engineering

    Implementation of security on constrained automotive targets, including boot integrity, key handling, and protected communication.

    • AUTOSAR and embedded platform security
    • Cryptographic service and key lifecycle design
    • Implementation review on real targets
  • 04

    Research and product direction

    Direction of applied research and the security assessment platform, including what moves from research into a supported capability.

    • Applied research programme direction
    • Product capability and maturity decisions
    • Research-to-practice transfer

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Introductory calls are held with the engineers who would run the engagement, not only with account management.

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