Overview
This one-day advanced training and workshop presents all of the information required to perform a Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA) according to ISO/SAE 21434:2021. The training includes a hands-on workshop and free TARA tool to guide participants through completing a TARA using an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) Electronic Control Unit (ECU) example. After the foundational concepts are introduced, the course explores more advanced strategies and best practices for performing and maintaining compliant TARA documentation.
Details
All participants will receive a TARA template that meets ISO/SAE 21434:2021, UNECE R155 and EU Cybersecurity Resilience Act requirements. Following a workshop format, participants will be guided through an actual ADAS ECU to develop a complete TARA with the support of industry experts.
The training is ideal for systems, hardware and software engineers responsible for cybersecurity. It is delivered by SRES automotive cybersecurity and functional safety experts with extensive experience supporting OEMs, suppliers, and semiconductor companies in building secure and compliant systems.
Objectives
The objective of this training is to provide participants with the knowledge and practical strategies to properly perform and maintain a TARA in compliance with ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE R155 and the EU Cybersecurity Resilience Act.
The training provides a deep dive into real-world TARA execution. The course includes interactive sessions, Q&A, and the opportunity to learn directly from SecuRESafe’s experienced instructors.
- Overview of TARA – What is a TARA and why is it needed?
- Asset Identification – What is the item and how do I identify assets?
- TARA Template – How do I perform the analysis?
- Feasibility Calculations – How is attack feasibility calculated?
- Risk Assessment – How are risks evaluated and treated?
- Cybersecurity Goals & Claims – How are TARA outputs used?
- TARA Exercise with ADAS ECU – TARA tool provided
