Keynote
Monday, December 02
08:45 AM - 09:15 AM
Live in Berlin
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Cybersecurity lifetime support is a rapidly moving target for many industries. It involves maintaining and ensuring the security of systems, networks, and data throughout their entire lifecycle, from initial deployment to decommissioning. As this is a complex, ongoing process, it faces several challenges such as dealing with legacy systems, evolving threat landscapes, resource constraints, regulatory compliance, incident response and recovery, and the obsolescence of security and development tools. The organization developed an approach to tackle these challenges across the different product lines and set up a scalable and sustainable infrastructure.
This presentation will give a short peek into:
Henrik Lautebach is Program Manager and Cyber Security Business Developer in the Cybersecurity Center of Competence at ZF. Analyzing the customer Cyber Security requirements and designing tailored Cyber Security services to address them is key part of his role. As Program Manger and Business Developer he is also modeling managed Long-Term Service Solutions for cyber-physical systems to enable customers providing Long-Term-Support to comply with regulations like UN ECE R155. He is passionate about solving cybersecurity challenges in real-world industrial problems within embedded systems.
He received his Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology in 2021 at Technical University in Munich. In 2021 he started as Cyber Security Engineer in the Cyber Security Lab at ZF based in Saarbrücken. In the Cyber Security Lab he successfully worked in different aspects of automotive cybersecurity to achieve compliance to UN ECE R155 and ISO21434, ranging from managing cybersecurity as feature owner, working as cybersecurity expert analyzing product specific threats and risks, as well as analyzing cybersecurity customer requirements.