In the workshop, participants will be introduced to the latest automotive cyber security standards and invited to explore threat scenarios that could apply to current and future vehicles. The group will then have the opportunity to carry out and experience simulated automotive attacks from the driver’s seat in a safe environment using the Copper Horse vehicle hacking demonstrator, a setup that features: − a 3-screen panoramic view of the built environment, with complete telemetry output, − motion platform (3-axis) with driving peripherals, − external control of key operations (brakes, acceleration, wipers, steering etc.) separate to the driver, − and includes real world automotive components that communicate via industry protocols.
Simulations will include both cars and trucks.