Empowering Tomorrow's Automotive Software

By the automotive software experts at ETAS
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The automotive industry is experiencing change at a tremendous rate. The software-defined vehicle is leading the future of mobility - the car is rapidly becoming an electronic device on wheels. Empowering Tomorrow's Automotive Software will look at how electrification, automation and connectivity are impacting the industry, from changing the development process and software architecture to how data is generated and processed.  The podcast is brought to you by the experts at ETAS, leaders in automotive software. To learn more, visit etas.com Produced by ETAS Inc.; Madelyn Downs, madelyn.downs@bosch.com Imprint and contact information:  ETAS Inc. 15800 N. Haggerty Road Plymouth, Michigan 48170 USAcontact.us@etas.com  Privacy Policy

  1. Driving the Future of Automotive Software with ETAS and Infineon

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    Driving the Future of Automotive Software with ETAS and Infineon

    This episode features a conversation between host Janak Patel, a technical director at ETAS, and guest Hugo Ochoa, a product marketing manager at Infineon. The discussion focuses on the collaboration between ETAS and Infineon to address the challenges of vehicle software, specifically to optimize the security, performance, and functionality of next-generation microcontrollers.  The conversation highlights how this collaboration helps the automotive industry, particularly with the shift toward software-defined vehicles, exploring the integration of ETAS's CycurHSM software into Infineon's AURIX™ TC4x microcontroller family to enhance cybersecurity, which creates a solution that meets industry standards and provides a robust security concept that eliminates performance bottlenecks. To learn more about how ETAS and Infineon are working together to optimize vehicle security, check out these additional resources: White paperWebinar recordingTell us what you think - send us a text message! Thanks for listening! Email us at: contact.us@etas.com Learn more about ETAS on our website Follow us on LinkedIn: @ETAS

    17 phút
  2. Navigating the Shift: OEMs and the Evolution of Automotive Software

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    Navigating the Shift: OEMs and the Evolution of Automotive Software

    In this episode, ETAS experts, Subash Scindia and Nigel Tracey discuss the significant shift in the automotive industry toward OEMs developing and owning scalable, safe and resilient software platforms. They emphasize the importance of trust, safety and security in automotive software, and highlight the trend of centralized architectures in vehicles.  Also discussed are challenges OEMs face in integrating various ECUs, the evolving requirements for safety and security in high-performance computers, and how ETAS is helping navigate this evolving landscape.  If you are involved in automotive software development in some way, shape or form, you don’t want to miss this episode!  Click here to find out more about ETAS’ AUTOSAR Classic solution RTA-CAR.   Tell us what you think - send us a text message! Thanks for listening! Email us at: contact.us@etas.com Learn more about ETAS on our website Follow us on LinkedIn: @ETAS

    36 phút

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    Inside Scoop: Critical Mistakes in Developing Automotive Software Functions on Microcontrollers

    In this special episode, we spotlight the most common, and costly, mistakes made when developing software functions on automotive microcontrollers. Backed by three decades of hands-on experience with OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers, ETAS experts share real-world examples and insights to help engineers avoid these pitfalls.  Microcontrollers are the brains behind key vehicle functions, from safety to performance. Even skilled developers can make errors that compromise system reliability. The group unpacks the top six critical areas where development often goes wrong, offering practical guidance to help teams improve their processes and build more robust, reliable software. To learn more:  https://www.etas.com/ww/en/support-training/webinars/inside-scoop-top-critical-mistakes-in-developing-automotive-software-functions-on-microcontroller/    Tell us what you think - send us a text message! Thanks for listening! Email us at: contact.us@etas.com Learn more about ETAS on our website Follow us on LinkedIn: @ETAS

    58 phút
  4. AI in Fuzz Testing

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    AI in Fuzz Testing

    AI is a hot topic within and outside of the workplace. In this episode, Zachariah (Zane) Pelletier, Service Manager for Enterprise and ICS Security Services in the Americas at ETAS is joined by Irina Nicolae, Research Scientist at the Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence, to talk about the use of AI in fuzz testing. After taking us through an overview of fuzz testing and challenges associated with it, Zane and Irina talk about the use of AI in fuzz testing.  The two then take us through the history and current status of a project using AI in fuzz testing, including models used and how they were chosen, considerations in programming the language/libraries, upfront work that was required before getting started, the importance of data, fine tuning once the testing was underway, and a peek into their results.  In the ever-evolving world of automotive and testing technologies, this is a valuable discussion on one of the key trends.  Tell us what you think - send us a text message! Thanks for listening! Email us at: contact.us@etas.com Learn more about ETAS on our website Follow us on LinkedIn: @ETAS

    38 phút

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    Securing Your Microcontroller Software with AUTOSAR and Beyond

    As vehicles become smarter and more connected, they're also becoming high-value targets for cyberattacks. In this episode, we explore why microcontroller security is critical in today’s automotive landscape and how regulations are pushing the industry to act. We share real-world examples of vehicle hacks that led to theft, showing that security is far more than a buzzword.  Learn how AUTOSAR offers key building blocks to help secure vehicle functions, along with its limitations. Finally, we look at how Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) can fill the gaps left by AUTOSAR, offering a more robust approach to securing microcontroller-based ECUs. To learn more: https://www.etas.com/ww/en/support-training/webinars/securing-your-microcontroller-software-with-autosar-and-beyond/  Tell us what you think - send us a text message! Thanks for listening! Email us at: contact.us@etas.com Learn more about ETAS on our website Follow us on LinkedIn: @ETAS

    36 phút
  6. Introduction to Enterprise Blue Teaming

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    Introduction to Enterprise Blue Teaming

    We’re following up our Enterprise Red Teaming episode with the logical next topic: Enterprise Blue Teaming. ETAS’s Rene Reuter, Product Manager Enterprise Security Systems, and Wolfgang Neufeld, Subject Mater Expert Red & Purple Teaming, return and are joined by Sven Ulke, Sr. Manager DFIR at SVA System Vertrieb Alexander GmbH. The trio provide a thorough look at Blue Teaming – what it is, who works on it, why it’s important, potential challenges and how to address them …they even touch on AI and the impact on automotive, especially regarding software-defined vehicles.   If you enjoyed the Red Teaming episode, you’ll definitely want to check out this one as well! Tell us what you think - send us a text message! Thanks for listening! Email us at: contact.us@etas.com Learn more about ETAS on our website Follow us on LinkedIn: @ETAS

    44 phút
  7. The Chinese Automotive, Software-defined Vehicle Market

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    The Chinese Automotive, Software-defined Vehicle Market

    We’re once again diving into the world of software-defined vehicles (SDVs). In this episode we are joined by Florian Rohde, Managing Partner of iProcess, LLC. From founding Tesla’s system validation team to building an integration and validation team at NIO, he’s pretty much seen it all when it comes to SDVs. Florian joins ETAS’s Siamak Moshiri in a targeted discussion about the Chinese auto market, specifically SDVs.  Siamak has Florian share insights on consumer influence and demand for SDVs in China compared to Europe and the U.S., China’s trajectory in developing the SDV, as well as how the Chinese auto market approaches vehicle architecture, operations and process. It’s a quick discussion that is bursting with interesting information. To learn more about Florian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/florian-rohde-iprocess/  Tell us what you think - send us a text message! Thanks for listening! Email us at: contact.us@etas.com Learn more about ETAS on our website Follow us on LinkedIn: @ETAS

    24 phút
  8. Software-defined Vehicle: 2025 Update

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    Software-defined Vehicle: 2025 Update

    In this special episode, Madelyn Downs, Marketing Manager at ETAS, is joined by her colleague, Omar Alshabibi, Lead Global Product Manager, to reflect on the software-defined vehicle (SDV) news and announcements that already have been made this year, specifically at CES 2025.  The two cover a lot in a short amount of time – the emergence of AI in general and in automotive and the SDV, differences in how OEMs are approaching AI and SDVs, and SDV trends and key things to watch as we move through 2025.  Take a few minutes to check out their insights – you won’t be disappointed! Tell us what you think - send us a text message! Thanks for listening! Email us at: contact.us@etas.com Learn more about ETAS on our website Follow us on LinkedIn: @ETAS

    17 phút
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The automotive industry is experiencing change at a tremendous rate. The software-defined vehicle is leading the future of mobility - the car is rapidly becoming an electronic device on wheels. Empowering Tomorrow's Automotive Software will look at how electrification, automation and connectivity are impacting the industry, from changing the development process and software architecture to how data is generated and processed.  The podcast is brought to you by the experts at ETAS, leaders in automotive software. To learn more, visit etas.com Produced by ETAS Inc.; Madelyn Downs, madelyn.downs@bosch.com Imprint and contact information:  ETAS Inc. 15800 N. Haggerty Road Plymouth, Michigan 48170 USAcontact.us@etas.com  Privacy Policy

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    By the automotive software experts at ETAS
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    2022 - 2025
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