Security Considerations for Automotive ECUs
Securing V2X Communications
This involves protecting vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications, so that data exchanged between vehicles and infrastructure is secure.
Secure Boot enabled by Secure Enclave
This helps ensure that the ECU boot and operating system software programs have not been tampered with and are the manufacturer's verified versions.
Protection of Communication Between Unsecure Objects
This involves securing the communication between various components within the vehicle, helping to ensure that data is not intercepted or tampered with.
Protecting Vital Vehicle Systems
This includes shielding critical systems, such as brakes and steering, from cyber intrusions for the safety of the driver, passengers, and pedestrians.
Securing Connected Vehicle Networks
This involves protecting the vehicle's communication networks, electronic systems, software, and data from cyber-attacks.
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