ISO/SAE 21434 Toolkit – Automotive Cybersecurity Engineering

The toolkit is designed for automotive OEMs, Tier suppliers, ECU and software developers, vehicle cybersecurity teams, TARA specialists, systems engineers, product security teams, supplier managers, internal auditors, and consultants implementing automotive cybersecurity engineering.

It includes editable Word policies, procedures, plans, reports and specifications; Excel registers, matrices, checklists, trackers and dashboards; and PowerPoint reviews covering governance, project management, suppliers, TARA, concepts, requirements, architecture, ECU, software, connectivity, testing, validation, release, production, monitoring, vulnerabilities, incidents, field support, audit, and closeout.

The supplied implementation register is organized into 24 implementation parts containing 183 templates. It progresses from enterprise governance and organizational readiness through concept and product development, production and post production activities, then audit and continual improvement.

Yes. The page provides a detailed document index so you can review the included file names and file types before purchase. The standard Index File and Payment Guide section from the template page is retained.

Yes. It includes automotive cybersecurity policy, governance and accountability, implementation charter, enterprise RACI, scope and entity registers, implementation roadmap, organizational process framework, competence and awareness planning, gap assessment, process ownership, and remediation tracking.

Yes. It includes item cybersecurity plans, responsibility and decision plans, lifecycle tailoring and rationale, activity and work product registers, milestone approvals, resource and competence assignment, reuse and off the shelf applicability, and project gate reviews.

Yes. It includes Cybersecurity Interface Agreements, supplier requirements and deliverables, information exchange and escalation protocols, OEM and supplier responsibility matrices, work product delivery registers, capability and evidence assessment, deviation logs, and alignment reviews.

Yes. It includes item definition and cybersecurity boundaries, interfaces, operating environment and assumptions, E/E functions and interfaces, asset and dependency inventories, external connectivity, operating scenarios, and context workshops.

Yes. It includes TARA methodology, asset and damage scenarios, impact ratings, threat scenarios, threat actors, attack trees and attack paths, attack feasibility, attack surface entry points, exploit prerequisites, evidence assumptions, approvals, and change logs.

Yes. It includes risk value and prioritization, treatment options, residual risk and acceptance, traceability from TARA results to cybersecurity goals, cybersecurity concepts, goals and claims, operating constraints, control allocation, and approval reviews.

Yes. It includes system cybersecurity requirements, architecture and interface design, requirement allocation, trust boundaries, data flows, defence layers, ECU and hardware security specifications, secure boot, key protection, hardware roots of trust, debug interfaces, tamper assessment, and verification evidence.

Yes. It includes secure software development, secure coding, software component management, SBOM, static analysis, weakness remediation, vehicle network and external connectivity security, secure diagnostics, authentication and authorization, OTA update authenticity, integrity, rollback, and design verification.

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Yes. It includes cybersecurity implementation and integration plans, configuration baselines, change control, component interfaces, defect resolution, verification and test plans, penetration and vulnerability testing, verification coverage, test cases, findings, retest evidence, anomalies, and deviations.

Yes. It includes vehicle level cybersecurity validation planning, residual risk reporting, goal validation coverage, end to end attack scenarios, corrective actions, exit criteria, cybersecurity case, assessment plans and reports, claim argument evidence matrices, work product review, open risk tracking, and release approval.

Yes. It includes production cybersecurity controls, secure provisioning and key injection, traceability, end of line testing, continual cybersecurity monitoring, event triage, threat intelligence, TARA reassessment triggers, vulnerability intake and risk evaluation, coordinated disclosure, remediation validation, incident investigation, containment, recovery, communications, and lessons learned.

Yes. It includes operational cybersecurity support, secure field updates and rollback, service diagnostics, after sales authorization, change impact, end of support notification, decommissioning and sensitive data removal, internal audit, KPI and assurance dashboards, corrective action, training effectiveness, management review, and implementation closeout.

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