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Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium
Since 2016, Vector's Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium has established itself as an industry meeting for experts from vehicle manufacturers, suppliers and research. In numerous presentations, the speakers explain current projects and present new solutions.
The exhibition area offers the opportunity to network and exchange ideas with each other and with Vector's specialists. Also, Vector will present its latest developments, tools and solutions for Automotive Cybersecurity.
Looking Back: 2021
4th Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium

In 2021 the 4th Vector Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium took place as virtual event. More than 1,500 experts discussed about the latest information on
- fuzz and pen testing
- automotive intrusion detection systems
- protection of ECUs from compromised adaptive applications
- ISO 21434 and cybersecurity management systems (CSMS)
In 8 presentations and one discussion panel, speakers from ASRG, Bosch, IBM, ITK, Lear, Marquardt, the OTH Regensburg and Vector showed the current status and presented solutions for upcoming challenges.
An overview of the lectures
Presentations and Speakers | ||
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Grey-Box Penetration Testing for Full Life-Cycle Cybersecurity Dr. Christof Ebert | Vector Consulting Services | Video | |
Automotive Safety and Security – Current Trends and Challenges Stefan Kriso | Bosch | Video | |
Scalable Automotive Intrusion Detection Systems: From the ECU To the VSOC Justus Reich | IBM und Dr. Eduard Metzker | Vector | Video | |
Automated Threat Evaluation of Automotive Diagnostic Protocols Nils Weiß | OTH Regensburg | Video | |
Fuzz Testing the ISO 15118 Protocol Stack Tobias Schöneberger | Vector | Video | |
Keeping Your ECU Secure Against Compromised Adaptive Applications | Video | |
ISO 21434 From a Software Supplier Point of View Till Neudecker | Vector | ||
ISO 21434 and CSMS in Practice Oliver Huppenbauer | Marquardt | ||
Discussion Panel: How To Effectively Combine Cybersecurity and Safety André Weimerskirch | Lear |
2020
Health and Safety First

Due to the COVID19 pandemic, the Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium 2020 unfortunately did not take place.
Nevertheless, we were able to present two interesting lecture at the 1st Vector Virtual Week on the topic of Automotive Cybersecurity:
2019
3rd Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium
In April 2019 the Wagenhallen Stuttgart was the perfect venue for the Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium. In conjunction with the Automotive Ethernet Symposium and the Connectivity Symposium, about 200 E/E engineers and developers enjoyed 3 days of deep insights and know-how.
An overview of the lectures
Topics and Speakers | ||
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Challenges in Automotive Cybersecurity for Automated Driving Miriam Gruber, BMW | Video | |
Automotive Intrusion Detection – Benefits of a Static E/E Architecture Combined with Machine Learning Marc Weber, Vector | Video | |
ISO 21434 - Current Status John T. Krzeszewski, Aptiv | Video | |
Cybersecurity Best Practice – From TARA to PenTest Dr. Christof Ebert, Vector | Video | |
Formal Security Analysis for Web Standards and Applications Prof. Dr. Ralf Küsters, University Stuttgart | Video | |
A Holistic Security Approach for the Connected Car Thierry Maudire, Sysgo | Video | |
Vector Security Manager for Secure Diagnostics Max Lohmann, Vector | Video | |
From Requirement to Standard Security Test – A Brief Introduction to the World of Security Testing Christian Folda, Continental | Video |
2017
2nd Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium

In October 2017, the Sparkassenakademie in Stuttgart was our location for the Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium. We had a lot of interesting lectures from OEMs and suppliers and from Vector.
An overview of the lectures
Topics and Speakers | |
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Automotive Anomaly Monitors and Threat Analysis in the Cloud Dr. André Weimerskirch, Lear | |
Example of Security Integration with E/E Architecture Yasuaki Morita, Toyota | |
Vehicle Key Management – Challenges for Standardization Dr. Eduard Metzker, Vector Informatik GmbH | |
Trusted Platform Module – Automotive Applications and Demarcation from HSM Martin Brunner, Infineon | |
Security of Connected Autonomous Cars Prof. Dr. Frank Kargl, Universität Ulm | |
Systems Engineering and Security Challenges Frank Kirschke-Biller, Ford | |
Vector Security Check – Tool-supported Security Assessment Dr. Christof Ebert, Vector Consulting Services | |
Efficient Testing of ECUs Despite Security Matthias Brenner, Vector Informatik | |
Pentesting Cars – Improving Security by Breaking it Gerhard Klostermeier, SySS |
2016
1st Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium

We were very excited to see if our first Automotive Cybersecurity Symposium in June 2016 would attract interest. By acquiring top-class speakers with a wide range of topics, all participants who made their way to the Liederhalle in Stuttgart were thrilled.
An overview of the lectures
Topics and Speakers | |
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Keynote: Car IT Security as a Standard? Lorenz Slansky, Daimler | |
DENSO on Security Masahiro Goto & Martin Prisching, DENSO | |
Integration of Security Test Methods on Different Test Levels Katharina Lohmann, Hella | |
Risk Based Security Prof. Dr. Christof Ebert, Vector | |
Security for On-Board Ethernet-Networks Dr. Christian Meineck, Porsche AG | |
Automotive Security Trends in North Amerika Dr. André Weimerskirch, University of Michigan | |
Cyber Immunology: Inurement and Resilience through Design and Verification Dietmar Hilke, Thales | |
Security by Cryptography: Current Status and Future Trends Klaus Schmeh, Cryptovision | |
Security Aspects for Software updates Over The Air (SOTA) Axel Freiwald, Infineon | |
From Threats to Technical Security Mechanisms Dr. Eduard Metzker, Vector Informatik GmbH | |
Interaction Between Funktional Safety and Cyber Security Achim Fahrner, ZF |
Your Contact

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Eduard Metzker
Automotive Cybersecurity Expert