​Session 1: Understanding current threats and security requirements
Moderator: Zhaoji Lin (ZTE) [ Biography ]

This session will identify threats and vulnerabilities in ITS services and networks from different stakeholders’ perspectives including legal perspective, to address security requirements for mitigating those threats, to present applications for secure ITS and to share experiences in implementing secure applications and services in ITS environment.          

• Security Aspects of Intelligent Vehicle System, Francois Guichard, UNECE WP 29
  [ Biography I Presentation ]
• Threats and requirements of vehicle accessible external devices​, Seungwook Park, Hyundai Motor, Korea
  [ Biography​​ I Presentation ]
• Security threats and requirements analysis for Internet of Vehicles (IoV), Liang Wei, CATR, China
  [ Biography I Pre​sentation ]
• Towards a Common Cybersecurity Architecture Framework for Intelligent Transport, Antonio Kung, Trialog, France
  [ Biography I Presentation ]

​​Session 2: ITS security standardization Overview
Moderator: Koji Nakao (NICT) [ Biography ]

As vehicles become increasingly connected and autonomous, exciting new connected services and the promise of driverless capabilities are turning the car into an attractive target for hackers, fraudsters and other sophisticated cyber criminals. On the one hand, International Standardization on ITS Security has been timely started focusing on a set of practical references for ITS security and automotive security studies in many SDOs. Through this session, we will share the on-going activities on ITS security standardization from ISO/IEC, ITU-T, and other related SDOs and seek for any opportunities to work together among related SDOs.           ​

• Overview of the UN Task Force on Cyber Security and OTA Issues (CS/OTA)​, T. Russell Shields, Chair of Collaboration on ITS Communications Standards (CITS)​
  [ Biography I Presentation ]
• UNECE WP29/TFCS Regulation standards on threats analysis and OTA (software update), Koji Nakao, NICT, Japan (Expert of UNECE WP29/TFCS)
  [ Biography I Presentation ]
• ITU-T SG17 work on ITS security - X.1373 and X.itssec-2, Sang-woo Lee (Q13/17)
  [ Biography I Presentation ]

Session 3: Mitigating security threats to automotive systems
Moderator: SangWoo Lee (ETRI) [ Biography ]

This session considers several types of security threats in ITS and automotive systems. Nowadays, telematics systems could be the security vulnerabilities for hackers. The traditional cyber security attacks such as DDoS in vehicular communication environments can cause traffic accidents enormously. Therefore, the session will discuss about how to secure ITS environment against those threats.     

• Light weight cryptography,  Shiho Moriai, N​ICT, Japan
  [ Biography I Presentation ]
• Security for Connected/Autonomous Car, Jaeson Yoo, Chief Security Evangelist, Penta Security Systems, Korea
  [ Biography I Presentation ]

​Session 4: Panel discussion – Future directions on ITS standardization activity

Moderator: Paul Najarian (United States​) [ Biography I Reference Material ]

This session engages a roundtable discussion between representatives of external organizations and ITU-T SG17 to identify potential items that SG17 needs to analyse/review, and develop international standards accordingly. The discussion will provide an overview of the landscape of ITS security standardization, currently underway in various international standards bodies. The roundtable will focus on areas of future collaboration between the external organizations and SG17; and discuss potential ways forward where all the organizations could mutually cooperate in addressing ITS security standards requirements. ​

• T. Russell Shields, Chair of CITS
  [ Biography ]
• Antonio Kung, ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 27/WG5
  [ Biography​​ ]
• Sang-Woo Lee, Rapporteur of Q13/17
  [ Biography ]
• Seungwook Park, Associate Rapporteur of Q13/17
  [ Biography ]
• Koji Nakao, SG17 Representative to CITS
  [ Biography ]