At the AESIN Security Conference in 2019 Industry and Academia combined to set out the Cyber resilience challenge facing the automotive industry as we transition to greater autonomy, ever increasing levels of connectivity and vehicle system complexity.

To outline an approach and to ask for your help in understanding how to operationalise Cyber Resilience, what research could be repurposed to kick start a solution, and how to meet and where necessary influence our regulatory obligations. Now in 2020 we’re back to explain and debate what, with your help we, we have done to refine the approach and to demonstrate it’s technical and economic feasibility. Hosted by Peter Davies, Director Security Concepts, this Virtual Conference will provide insight into the latest thinking and experiences from leading cross-industry players, considering topics such as skills requirements, digital trust, secure architecture, cryptographic keys/authentication, robustness – resilient application interfaces and remote updates/access/firmware OTA (over-the-air).

In three sessions we will cover:

• Proving the Economic and Technological Feasibility of Cyber Resilience
• Operationalising Cyber Resilience
• Developing the EcoSystem (Adjacent Sectors, Emergent Properties, supporting Startups and SMEs)

Discussing conflicting requirements and the 6 types of cyber attack that cannot be designed out, how we moved Cyber Security from compliance to a value add, the embracing of Complexity Science and Decision Making under Uncertainty and hat we have learned about sustainability in court, forensics, evidence and significant difference. Our work during the year has been enabled by collaboration between industrial and academic experts covering the key technologies for the next decade from the physics of chip design, approximate computing, AI and Data Science and much, much more. As we stand on the threshold of a world where immeasurable benefits are achievable by doing things that matter at scale please join us to understand our vision and debate how you might help enable the future. When your children ask you where you were when the future was being decided do not be the one to say “I was not there”.