PRE-DRIVE C2X Deliverable D0.3 Final report_20100929.pdf

Final Report PRE-DRIVE C2X 29.9.2010
communications are managed. This included a description and management of
identities for vehicular communications.
In-vehicle security stresses the necessary components within the vehicle, such as
intrusion detection systems or firewalls, to create a trustworthy sender and protect in
vehicle systems.
Privacy defines the components necessary for protecting the privacy of the users of
the communication system.
Finally, the administrative processes look at vehicular communications to ensure
vehicle homologation, insurance updates, and in field operation.
The overall security architecture was suitable, extendable and future proof for the
use in different use cases. It was the foundation for the later specification of the
security system. Selected aspects of the security architecture can be tested and
validated in later field trials, such as privacy provisioning, identity management and
trustworthy movement data.
Finally, Figure 17 shows the test view definition, related to a more detailed
architectural view of the reference protocol stack shown in Figure 15 and it
describes the ITS Station from the perspective of a tester. The view’s objective was
to illustrate requirements to validate the proper functioning concerning all
dimensions (functional and non-functional requirements).
The test-specific view was to be concerned when developing the system, integrating
new applications, functionalities, new hard- or software components or in case the
system in use is changed or updated. The view was limited to the ITS Station and
did not include the complete testing system, which is described extensively in
WP4000. Furthermore, it described the general view of testing and the limited
approach of PRE-DRIVE C2X based on the general objective of the project to
validate applications and their impacts.
Figure 17: ITS Test View
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