Once again, you can expect exciting and practical workshops as part of our conference.The workshops will take place on November 5th, 2025 from 9 am to 12 pm.
Would you like to participate in one of the workshops? Then register now!
Please note: The workshops are part of the escar conference and can only be visited as an escar attendee. The attendance is NOT included in the regular conference ticket. The workshop tickets can be added during the purchase of your conference ticket.
Please note: All workshops will take place on November 5 from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm (UTC+1).
Dive into the world of security pentesting – a crucial step in obtaining vehicle type approval under global cybersecurity regulations. In this interactive workshop, we will start with the theoretical foundations to understand the regulatory requirements for cybersecurity testing. Next, we will explore state-of-the-art testing methods for automotive components. The highlight of the session will be practical exercises, where you will learn how to prepare, automate, execute, and document an automotive test using a comprehensive pentesting platform. Join us and enhance your skills in this forward-looking field!
Referees:
Thomas Irmscher, Senior Product Manager (ETAS GmbH)
Dr. Nils Weiß, Co-Founder (Dissecto GmbH)
In our interactive “CAN't touch this - automotive Capture the Flag Workshop”, you can compete against each other in teams or as an individual and playfully apply, test and expand your knowledge in the field of automotive security.
A CTF is an interactive security competition in which participants playfully solve real attack scenarios or vulnerabilities. The aim is to find so-called “flags” and collect points.
The challenges are specially tailored to the automotive industry, such as analyzing CAN communication, uncovering vulnerabilities in ECUs or securing vehicle networks. The added value? Complex content is permanently trained.
Our automotive CTFs are fully compliant with GDPR: no personal data is collected. At the end, all participants receive individual participant and winner certificates.
Referees:
Christian Böhm, Cybersecurity Engineer (CarByte Engineering)
Jan Bauhaus, Cybersecurity Engineer (CarByte Engineering)