Automotive Cybersecurity Workshops & Training

Compliance you can't sustain isn't really compliance. We train your OEM and Tier-1 teams, including engineers, compliance leads and managers alike, to build, assess and maintain automotive cybersecurity on their own.

Why Train Your Own Teams

Regulations like UN R155/R156, AIS-189/190 and ISO/SAE 21434 don't just ask for a one-time project. They expect an organisation that understands cybersecurity and keeps it up. External support gets you compliant, while trained internal teams keep you there.

Our workshops are built from real engagements, the same TARA, testing and CSMS work we do for clients, so your people walk away with methods they can use the next day, not abstract theory they'll forget by Friday.

Workshop Tracks

Every track is tailored to your products, your stack, and the regulations you're working toward.

Regulatory Awareness

UN R155/R156, AIS-189/190, EU CRA and ISO/SAE 21434, explained clearly for engineering and compliance teams.

Regulatory Compliance

TARA Workshop

Hands-on threat analysis and risk assessment, run on your own systems.

TARA

Secure Development

Secure coding and secure-by-design practices for embedded automotive software.

Penetration Testing Fundamentals

How attackers actually approach ECUs and connected systems, taught for the people defending them.

Penetration Testing

CSMS & Compliance Operations

Building and running the processes your auditors will expect.

Consulting

How We Run It

On-site or remote

We deliver on-site or remotely, pitched to your team's level, and built around your real systems.

Hands-on lab work

The hands-on tracks use practical exercises, including lab-based work, so the learning actually sticks.

Formats

Half-day briefings · multi-day deep dives · ongoing programmes · hands-on lab sessions.

Certifications

ISO 9001:2015 · ISO 27001:2022 · certified ISO/SAE 21434 experts

Common Questions

Customised. We tailor the content to your products, your team's experience, and the regulations you need to satisfy.
It depends on the track, and ranges from embedded engineers and security teams to compliance leads and engineering managers.
Yes. Several tracks include practical, lab-based exercises drawn from our real testing work.
Directly. Having trained, competent teams is part of the evidence those frameworks expect, so training isn't just upskilling. It counts toward compliance.

Build Cybersecurity Capability That Lasts

Tell us about your team, your products and your regulatory goals, and we'll design a workshop that leaves your people able to sustain compliance on their own.