The ACT Program has two levels of instruction: the Fundamental level provides a baseline of automotive cybersecurity knowledge. The audience for the fundamental group of the ACT Program comprises new hires, interns or co-op students, and employees transferring into an area where cybersecurity knowledge is necessary. ACT also helps increase the speed at which the industry can onboard new employees. These courses are all online and on demand. In that respect, anyone interested in building their knowledge of essential cybersecurity for the automobile industry can take them at their own pace and time and from anywhere globally.

The Advanced level is geared towards advanced hands-on training on the components, software, hardware, and communications unique to the automotive industry. These one-week courses were developed working with the top experts from each area. On average, these intensive courses have 8-12 individual classes, each with an expert instructor in that subject matter. All our trainers have done extensive work in their teaching area. In addition, all these courses are continuously improved as the industry's leading edge of innovation and technology moves forward. ACT module courses follow explicit and commonly understood pathways that will fill in the gaps in their knowledge base and allow students to put into practice the lessons that they have learned in their training.

Course Prerequisites:

No experience. Must take six (6) modules. Must take Fundamentals - Basic Cybersecurity module plus Fundamentals Secure Engineering or Fundamentals Secure Operations/Management module, then complete all four (4) Advanced modules. No extra cost to sit for CAPEX.

Intermediate experience. Must take an Advanced module to supplement existing knowledge before taking the CAPEX. No extra cost to sit for CAPEX.

Experienced Automotive and/or Cybersecurity Engineers/Managers. May take an Advanced module to supplement existing knowledge. Eligible to sit for this exam by paying $1,000.