Self-Driving Cars Have a Hardware...
Self-Driving Cars Have a Hardware Security Problem Nobody Wants to Talk About

Silicon To Software by Imran Valiani

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Episode 2 | Silicon to Software Podcast

What if the biggest cybersecurity risk in self-driving cars isn't the software—but the hardware?

In this episode, we explore the hidden security challenges inside autonomous vehicles, including Electronic Control Units (ECUs), CAN bus networks, LiDAR sensors, AI accelerator chips, automotive Ethernet, Hardware Security Modules (HSMs), Secure Boot, and the global electronics supply chain.

You'll discover why many legacy vehicle architectures were designed before cybersecurity became a core engineering requirement, how modern standards like ISO/SAE 21434, UN R155, and AUTOSAR SecOC are improving vehicle security, and why hardware security is becoming just as important as AI software.

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Automotive CybersecurityCAN busEmbedded Systems AI HardwareSelf-Driving CarsAutonomous VehiclesHardware SecurityAutomotive EngineeringVehicle SecuritySilicon To Software Podcast