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"You seem very authorative in this thread, yet have nothing to support your claims." - Unfortunately, I can't back my credentials because of the stuff I've work
by bArray 10y ago
"You seem very authorative in this thread, yet have nothing to support your claims." - Unfortunately, I can't back my credentials because of the stuff I've work/ed on. I can say it was a US company involved in automotive parts.
"Stands up to 15 minutes of what? Smashing the side window with a crowbar? Angle grinders through the driver side door?" - Exactly the point I was making. They just hire a random number of hackers (not random obviously, but probably not much research into what is truly sufficient either) and leave them alone with the system for a few days to see if they can do anything to it. If nothing happens they get a pass. It was literally a case of getting a tick in the right box.
"Who hires them? What sources do you have that say this?" - The place I work/ed.
I need to see if the specification are public. I checked with an old colleague and they weren't sure if they published them - so they are now checking themselves. They agree that it was Government defined, but now I'm interested in finding out who else had to adhere to that.