Innovation Review on Automotive Cybersecurity

Agenda, Attendee List, & Presentation files now available to Autotech Council members in the library.

Cybersecurity is on the critical path for the mobility industry. Join Autotech Council members for a public review of the challenges, opportunities, technologies and startups working on securing the connected car, its passengers, their data and their privacy. This agenda includes technology demos, startup pitches, strategy discussion, and an analyst overview.

  • Date:8/16/2019 08:30 AM
  • Location Infineon Technologies (Map)

Description

Agenda, Attendee List and Presentations are available to members in the PRESENTATION LIBRARY

This month, Autotech Council members open their doors to the public for a discussion on Automotive Cybersecurity. Join OEMs, suppliers, startups and VCs to discover innovation and opportunities in Cybersecurity.

Cybersecurity is on the critical path for the mobility industry. In a 2018 security survey and report of auto OEMs by Synopsys and SAE International, they found that:

  • 84% of OEMS have concerns that cybersecurity practices are not keeping pace with threats
  • 63% test less than half of hardware, software, and other tech for vulnerabilities
  • 30% still don’t have an established cybersecurity program or team.

But we’re not there yet. We are still looking for improvements in these areas and will highlight them in today’s meeting:

These numbers are a wake-up call, because it's one thing to have a vulnerable air-gapped vehicle, but once cars are connected to the cloud, they expose their soft underbelly to any hungry predator.

Our meeting on cybersecurity will include ideas around technology for better-securing connected vehicles, but we'll add another dimension: Modern cars (including shared rides and Autonomous Vehicles) are expected to be customized to our needs, and we're expected to be able to transact commerce from inside these cars, and these cars will always know their/our location. For this reason, the Autotech Council's meeting on cybersecurity will have an equal emphasis on the need to secure the important user data, Personally Identifiable Information (PII), and payment instruments attached to the car.

Join Autotech Council members for a public review of the challenges, opportunities, technologies and threats to the connected car, its passengers, their data and their privacy. As always, we'll have a strong representation of innovators and startups with their rapid-fire presentations, demo tables, the insight of analysts, and the views of some major stakeholders, and our premier networking.

Agenda, Attendee List and Presentations are available to members in the PRESENTATION LIBRARY