We are currently developing our first customer success stories featuring clients who have already successfully integrated the CYMETRIS platform into their development workflows. Check back here soon for detailed insights and comprehensive case studies. LEARN MORE↗
With the new Customer Success Stories section, CYMETRIS is creating targeted transparency about how cyber risk analysis and TARA are already being implemented today using the platform in real development environments. The new section is aimed at OEMs, suppliers, and engineering service providers who are less interested in abstract feature lists and more interested in concrete use cases, challenges, and practical results.
The success stories are designed to demonstrate how organizations integrate CYMETRIS into existing development processes – from initial item definition through TARA execution to traceability, updates, and reuse across projects. The focus is on typical starting situations: fragmented risk analyses, high manual effort, lack of consistency between teams, or insufficient traceability in audits. These are contrasted with measurable outcomes such as improved threat coverage, reduced analysis time, clearer accountability, and reliable decision-making foundations.
The goal of the new section is to enable learning from real projects: What organizational and technical hurdles arise? How does collaboration between security, systems engineering, and management change? And what contribution does tool-supported, integrated TARA actually make to efficiency and quality in development?
With the Customer Success Stories, CYMETRIS makes visible how regulatory requirements become practical engineering reality – transparent, scalable, and compatible with existing tool and process landscapes. Please note: This section is currently still under development.
Stay up to date with CYMETRIS and our software platform. We regularly share new features, updates, and practical expert insights on cyber risk assessment and TARA. Browse all our latest posts right here: NEWS
Many automotive TARAs remain isolated in Excel, disconnected from development workflows. This CYEQT Knowledge Base article reveals the gaps between risk analysis and implementation, explains TARA integration, and provides actionable steps to achieve genuine traceability across your toolchain. LEARN MORE↗
How can TARA function across organizational boundaries? Through intelligent nesting. We recently published an expert blog on this topic, available in the Knowledge Hub of the CYEQT Knowledge Base, the leading training platform for automotive cybersecurity. LEARN MORE↗
We’re expanding the boundaries of scalable cyber risk analysis. In a pilot phase, we’re testing vertical TARA integration that allows damage scenarios from lower-level TARAs to flow directly into vehicle-level attack trees. This approach enables independent assessments while protecting IP, and allows efficient derivation, comparison, and reuse of variants.
TARA (Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment) provides a powerful methodology for systematically identifying and evaluating cyber risks — throughout product development and across the entire lifecycle.
Our overview page guides you step-by-step through the complete TARA process in line with ISO/SAE 21434: you’ll learn which phases matter, what artifacts play a role, and what truly counts.
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Our platform continues to evolve with cutting-edge features for intelligent cyber risk modeling/TARA. Want the latest on new capabilities, integrations, and industry developments? Reach out to our team for insights tailored to your needs.
