Module 1 :
Introduction of ISO 21434 

Automotive Cybersecurity refers to the protection of automotive systems, software, and data from cyber threats that could affect vehicle safety, functionality, or privacy. ISO 21434 provides guidelines and requirements for implementing cybersecurity in the automotive industry throughout the product lifecycle.

Module 2 :
Organisational Cyber Security Management

Organisational Cyber Security Management involves establishing policies, procedures, and responsibilities for managing cybersecurity across the automotive organization. It includes defining roles, responsibilities, and governance structures to ensure cybersecurity is integrated into business processes.

Module 3 :
Project Dependent Cyber Security Management

Project Dependent Cyber Security Management focuses on tailoring cybersecurity measures to specific automotive projects. This includes identifying project-specific cybersecurity requirements, conducting risk assessments, and implementing appropriate security controls throughout the project lifecycle.

Module 4 :
Distributed Cyber Security Activities

Distributed Cyber Security Activities encompass activities that involve multiple stakeholders, suppliers, and partners within the automotive ecosystem. It includes establishing cybersecurity requirements, ensuring compliance across distributed teams, and managing cybersecurity risks associated with interconnected systems and components.

Module 5 :
Continual Cyber Security Management

Continual Cyber Security Management involves ongoing monitoring, assessment, and improvement of cybersecurity measures throughout the automotive product lifecycle. It includes conducting regular cybersecurity audits, updating security controls based on emerging threats, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement in cybersecurity practices.

Module 6 :
Cybersecurity Concept

The Cybersecurity Concept defines the overarching approach and strategy for integrating cybersecurity into automotive systems. It includes defining security objectives, identifying critical assets, establishing threat models, and outlining the overall cybersecurity architecture for the vehicle.

Module 7 :
Product Development

Product Development refers to the phases involved in designing, developing, and integrating cybersecurity into automotive systems. It includes implementing secure coding practices, conducting security reviews, and integrating cybersecurity testing into the product development lifecycle.

Module 8 :
Cybersecurity Validation 

Cybersecurity Validation involves testing and verifying the effectiveness of cybersecurity measures implemented in automotive systems. It includes performing penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, and verification of security controls to ensure they meet specified requirements.

Module 9 :
Production

Production involves manufacturing, assembling, and integrating cybersecurity measures into vehicles during the production process. It includes ensuring secure supply chain management, configuring security settings, and implementing physical security measures to protect vehicles from tampering.

Module 10 :
Cybersecurity Incident Response

Cybersecurity Incident Response involves preparing and responding to cybersecurity incidents that may impact automotive systems. It includes establishing incident response plans, conducting forensic investigations, and implementing measures to mitigate the impact of incidents on vehicle operations and safety.

Module 11 :
End of Cybersecurity Support and Decommissioning

End of Cybersecurity Support and Decommissioning involves managing cybersecurity considerations during the end-of-life phase of automotive systems. It includes securely decommissioning vehicles, managing data erasure, and ensuring that cybersecurity measures remain effective until the end of vehicle service life.

Module 12 :
Threat and Risk Analysis

Threat and Risk Analysis involves identifying potential cybersecurity threats and assessing their impact on automotive systems. It includes conducting risk assessments, prioritizing security controls based on risk levels, and developing mitigation strategies to address identified threats.

This detailed overview provides a comprehensive understanding of ISO 21434 Automotive Cybersecurity Professional roles and responsibilities, covering organizational management, project-specific activities, distributed cybersecurity efforts, and lifecycle considerations essential for securing automotive systems against cyber threats.