Addressing Evolving Cyber Threats in Automotive Electronics
Automotive cybersecurity overview: common attack vectors, supply-chain risks, and design strategies including trusted-root key management and digital-twin recovery.
Automotive cybersecurity overview: common attack vectors, supply-chain risks, and design strategies including trusted-root key management and digital-twin recovery.
Technical overview of stairwell and lobby pressure monitoring and pressurization systems, components, wiring, setpoints (GB51251-2017) for safe smoke control.
Technical guide to diagnosing common issues with outdoor surveillance cameras and DVRs: network, encoding, power, signal interference and PTZ faults.
Summary of 12 vulnerability scanning types with their characteristics, capabilities, and use cases for host, network, web application, cloud, database, and code scans.
Analysis of connected vehicle security risks, detailing sensor attacks (GPS, radar, LiDAR, cameras) and vehicle-access exploits; mitigation and update concerns.
Overview of common network vulnerabilities and root causes, focusing on SQL injection, insecure configurations, patching practices, and security management recommendations.
Overview of 10 enterprise security technologies, highlighting Zero Trust and XDR approaches for detection, identity protection, microsegmentation and endpoint security.
Analysis of semiconductor supply chain cybersecurity risks, vulnerabilities, standards (SEMI E187/E188), and the need for industry collaboration to secure suppliers.
Guide to Kafka monitoring and fault recovery: overview of JMX, Prometheus/Grafana, Burrow, key cluster metrics, HA design and recovery practices for operators.
Sangfor WAF overview of features, traffic handling, interface/VLAN behavior, IPv6 and NAT64 support, routing and HA details, SNMP/logging, deployment and integration notes.
Analysis of test server security risks and mitigations, covering data masking, access control, isolation, patching, and governance to protect sensitive test data.
Overview of 10 emerging cyber threat trends in 2023, covering ransomware evolution, data-theft extortion, phishing, supply-chain attacks and AI-enabled social engineering.