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How to Keep Cybercrime's Foot off the Pedal with ISO/SAE 21434

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Put Your Automotive Code to the Test

With automotive standard ISO 21434 just around the corner, this tutorial focuses on how it will form a key protective component against the cyber threats facing automation software developers.

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