Cybersecurity Research

(Automotive-)Cybersecurity Research Group at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt

IT security is currently posing major challenges to the automotive industry. With the increasing connectivity of vehicles and a growing amount of complex software in modern vehicles, the attack surface for vehicles is also increasing. The research focus of Automotive Security examines holistic IT security for vehicles. The goal is to consider IT security across the entire development and product lifecycle of a vehicle, transcending functional groups.

Members

Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Hof

Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Hof

Research Group Lead


Prof. Patrizia Heinl

Prof. Patrizia Heinl

AI Security and Intrusion Detection in Healthcare


Dr. Kevin Gomez

Dr. Kevin Gomez

Automotive Forensics


Dominik Bayerl

Dominik Bayerl

Automotive Firmware Security Testing


Tina Volkersdorfer

Tina Volkersdorfer

Attack and Adversary Modeling


Marco Michl

Marco Michl

Automotive Computational Trust, Decentralized Trust


Julian Blümke

Julian Blümke

Security of Battery Management Systems​


Jakob Löw

Jakob Löw

Security of Charging Stations


Vishwa Vasu

Vishwa Vasu

Security of Charging Stations


Parul Gupta

Parul Gupta

Code Security using AI


Lukas Eder

Lukas Eder

Automated Pentesting using AI


Jenny Hofbauer

Jenny Hofbauer

Vehicle Security Operations Center


Open Positions

Want to become a cybersecurity researcher? We publish open positions at: https://www.thi.de/en/career/who-we-are-looking-for/

Still a student? We regularly have open positions for students who want to step foot into academia and/or work on cybersecurity topics. Make sure to No cover letters please, CV is enough!

Looking to write your bachelor / master thesis? Check our thesis topic ideas list or bring your own.