Bonn | November 17 - 18, 2026
escar Europe 2026
Escar Europe is the leading international conference dedicated to automotive cybersecurity, bringing together OEMs, suppliers, researchers, and cybersecurity experts to discuss the latest developments in securing tomorrow's vehicles. Join ETAS at escar Europe to discover how our cybersecurity solutions help organizations build resilient vehicle architectures, accelerate compliance, and protect the next generation of connected mobility. We look forward to connecting with industry leaders and exploring the future of secure automotive software together.
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Join ETAS at escar Europe to discuss the latest cybersecurity challenges, discover our innovative solutions, and shape the future of connected mobility with us.
Venue
Kameha Grand Bonn
Am Bonner Bogen 1
53227 Bonn, Germany
Opening Hours
November 17 - 18, 2026
Between 8:00 am and 6:00 pm
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AI-Driven Lifecycle, Security Ontologies, Automated Pentesting
ETAS expert sessions - Shaping the future of automotive cybersecurity
At escar Europe 2026, ETAS is showcasing how artificial intelligence and automated testing revolutionize the automotive cybersecurity lifecycle. In our interactive sessions, we explore how to build an end-to-end ECU validation workflow, starting with AI-assisted firmware reverse engineering to identify hidden vulnerabilities. Moving beyond generic checks, we demonstrate how to train intelligent penetration testing agents using a centralized "security brain"—an ontology-driven knowledge graph that integrates TARA, S-BOM, and security concepts. Discover how to transition from fragmented engineering silos into a continuous, automated feedback loop that guarantees real-time compliance and bulletproof vehicle security.
Building the AI-Driven ECU Security Lifecycle
(Workshop Session)
Tuesday, November 17, 2026
Lead speaker Thomas Irmscher and representatives from dissecto (dSPACE) will guide you through building an AI-driven, end-to-end validation workflow. You will explore practical, AI-supported firmware reverse engineering and learn how to deploy automated penetration testing agents using an ontology-based security brain.
From Fragmented Artifacts to a Living Security Knowledge Graph
Wednesday, November 18, 2026, from 2:30 pm to 3:00 pm
In this session, ETAS experts Thomas Irmscher and Nicolas Loza will demonstrate how to transition from fragmented engineering data silos—such as TARA, S-BOM, and security concepts—into a cohesive, ontology-driven knowledge graph. Discover how this unified "security brain" enables seamless automation and continuous compliance throughout the entire automotive cybersecurity lifecycle.
Registration
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