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AVES – Automated Vehicle Safety and Security Analysis Framework

Giedre Sabaliauskaite, Lin Shen Liew, Fengjun Zhou

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Abstract

Automated Vehicle (AV) safety and cybersecurity is an important issue that has to be adequately addressed to ensure that AVs are ready to drive on public roads, and that they are able to safely and efficiently coexist with other motorized and non-motorized traffic participants. So far, there are numerous challenges, such as lack of international standards, software and hardware limitations, absence of methods for integrated safety and security analysis, etc. This paper proposes a novel approach, AVES Framework, for systematic, model-based, integrated AV safety and cybersecurity analysis. AVES Framework adheres to road vehicle development lifecycle and is consistent with international and national standards. It is a flexible method and may be used to analyze any AV regardless of its automation and connectivity level. Furthermore, several relationship matrices and a Safety and Cyber Security Deployment (SCSD) Model, inspired by the Quality Function Deployment method, are used in AVES Framework for relationship analysis and decision making with respect to safety and cybersecurity requirements, measures, and system components.

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Automated Vehicle (AV) safety and cybersecurity is an important issue that has to be adequately addressed to ensure that AVs are ready to drive on public roads, and that they are able to safely and efficiently coexist with other motorized and non-motorized traffic participants. So far, there are numerous challenges, such as lack of international standards, software and hardware limitations, absence of methods for integrated safety and security analysis, etc. This paper proposes a novel approach, AVES Framework, for systematic, model-based, integrated AV safety and cybersecurity analysis. AVES Framework adheres to road vehicle development lifecycle and is consistent with international and national standards. It is a flexible method and may be used to analyze any AV regardless of its automation and connectivity level. Furthermore, several relationship matrices and a Safety and Cyber Security Deployment (SCSD) Model, inspired by the Quality Function Deployment method, are used in AVES Framework for relationship analysis and decision making with respect to safety and cybersecurity requirements, measures, and system components.

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Automated Vehicle (AV) safety and cybersecurity is an important issue that has to be adequately addressed to ensure that AVs are ready to drive on public roads, and that they are able to safely and efficiently coexist with other motorized and non-motorized traffic participants. So far, there are numerous challenges, such as lack of international standards, software and hardware limitations, absence of methods for integrated safety and security analysis, etc. This paper proposes a novel approach, AVES Framework, for systematic, model-based, integrated AV safety and cybersecurity analysis. AVES Framework adheres to road vehicle development lifecycle and is consistent with international and national standards. It is a flexible method and may be used to analyze any AV regardless of its automation and connectivity level. Furthermore, several relationship matrices and a Safety and Cyber Security Deployment (SCSD) Model, inspired by the Quality Function Deployment method, are used in AVES Framework for relationship analysis and decision making with respect to safety and cybersecurity requirements, measures, and system components.

Key concepts: Software deployment, Automation, Computer security, Computer science, Quality function deployment, Software, Function (biology), Functional safety

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