This training introduces the model extension Automotive SPICE® for Cybersecurity and enables the participants, who have to be intacs® certified assessors, to apply the model extension. The participants will acquire the ability to extend their analysis expertise to cybersecurity and to analyze and assess development processes regarding cybersecurity aspects.

This training provides an in-depth understanding of the Potential Analysis approach within the Automotive SPICE® framework. It equips participants with the knowledge and skills to evaluate supplier readiness and identify process improvement opportunities at an early project stage. The course covers the purpose, structure, and execution of a Potential Analysis, including how to interpret results and guide informed sourcing decisions.

Whether you're a project manager, assessor, or quality lead, this course ensures you're prepared to apply ASPICE® Potential Analysis effectively and consistently in real-world supplier engagements. To be eligible for certification, participants must attend the entire session and actively engage throughout the training.

At the end of the one-day program, an examination will be conducted by an independent certification body (e.g., VDA-QMC).

This training explains the Machine Learning specific processes in Automotive SPICE® PAM 4.0 and prepares participants for the intacs® certified Automotive SPICE® Machine Learning exam. Assessors will learn the basics of Machine Learning to enable sound assessments in the future while Machine Learning engineers understand the importance of systematic processes and how using Automotive SPICE® during process development and monitoring can help their respective company

In order to pass exam, you must actively involve with training without missing any class. On last day, examination will be conducted by Independent body VDA-QMC.

This training is the preparation course for the intacs® certified Process Expert Automotive SPICE® examination. Automotive SPICE® is used to evaluate and improve development processes in the automotive industry. It is the automotive-specific derivation based on the requirements of ISO/IEC 330xx and is a standard recommended by the VDA for the evaluation of development projects at automotive OEMs and their suppliers. You will learn about the interpretations of most of the processes from Automotive SPICE®, which you need for conducting assessments and to implement process improvement in system and software engineering.

In order to pass exam, you must actively involve with training without missing any class. On last day, examination will be conducted by Independent body VDA-QMC.

To become an intacs® certified Provisional Assessor for Automotive SPICE®, you first need to qualify as a certified Process Expert, focusing on interpreting and improving Automotive SPICE® processes. The second step involves gaining experience to support Competent Assessors and optimize processes during assessments.

The "Combined Lane" training accelerates this process by offering both certifications in one program. While certification requirements remain the same, participants must complete assignments and actively engage throughout the course.

This training provides you to acquire the knowledge required to be an Automotive SPICE® assessor and also guides you to pass the examination to be held on the final day of this course. There will be numerous practical exercises and roles plays will be performed to understand the different technique to conduct assessment. This will allow you to assess processes at your company and your supplier according to the ISO/IEC 330xx standard.

In order to pass exam, you must actively involve with training without missing any class and complete home assignment provided before training. On last day, examination will be conducted by Independent body VDA-QMC.