AM/DM - Cyber Security Market Quality

As a Cybersecurity Engineer in the automotive industry, your role includes implementing and maintaining security controls for automotive systems, such as ECUs, communication networks, and connected components. Your key responsibilities will involve: - Conducting risk assessments and developing strategies to mitigate potential risks related to automotive cybersecurity, considering safety, privacy, and compliance requirements. - Preparing incident response plans and procedures, coordinating responses to security incidents, and analyzing and containing breaches effectively. - Staying updated with industry trends, including evolving cybersecurity threats, standards, and regulations specific to the automotive sector. To excel in this role, you should have the following qualifications and competencies: - A degree in Computer Science, IT, ECE, or Electrical Engineering. - Familiarity with secure coding practices, secure software design, and secure development methodologies. - Knowledge of automotive-specific security standards like ISO/SAE 21434 and Euro Regulations R155, R156. - Understanding of network protocols, firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems, and secure communication channels. - Ability to identify potential threats, assess risks, and prioritize security measures. - Knowledge of secure OTA update mechanisms for automotive ECUs. - Clear communication skills to convey security concepts, risks, and recommendations to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. - Collaboration skills to work effectively with cross-functional teams, developers, engineers, and management. Additionally, specific expertise in using security assessment tools, understanding cybersecurity management systems requirements, and software update management systems will be essential for this role. Optional knowledge of penetration testing, vulnerability scanning, and fuzz testing can also be beneficial.,