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Join the 7th Annual Auto-ISAC Cybersecurity Summit to explore the challenges and opportunities in ensuring the security of connected and autonomous vehicles. Learn from industry leaders as they discuss emerging EV cybersecurity issues.
Roy Fridman will participate at the 7th Annual Auto-ISAC Cybersecurity Summit, slated for October 17-18 in Torrance, California. The annual Summit is poised to cast a strong light on electric vehicle (EV) cybersecurity, featuring a panel discussion on Wednesday, October 18 with Roy and industry experts from ChargePoint and the US Joint Office of Energy (DOE) and Transportation (DoT) on “Challenges and Opportunities in Securing EVs and the Electrification Ecosystem”.
The 2-day annual Auto-ISAC Summit brings together a consortium of experts from various sectors of the automotive industry, including government agencies, car makers, cybersecurity companies, and Tier 1 suppliers, to deliberate on emerging vehicle cybersecurity issues.
Among the distinguished panelists is our own CEO, Roy Fridman, who brings to the table over 10 years of experience in the digital transformation of mobility. The discussion is scheduled to commence at 1:30 pm on October 18.
Our team will be at booth 27 at the Partners Showcase of the Marriott Torrance Hotel, with some cool giveaways and a special Lego raffle! So be sure to enter for a chance to WIN!
Additionally, the summit provides a collaborative platform to discuss and address the critical security issues we face in this advancing landscape. Take advantage of this opportunity to connect with Roy and learn how we empower car makers and mobility companies to develop more secure products faster, while adhering to evolving regulations and standards.
Dynamic threat modeling and risk assessment aligned with global regulations
LLM-agnostic generative AI layer powering automation across every module
Aggregated threat feed contextualized against your actual products
Generate, manage, and triage all BOMs and vulnerabilities across the lifecycle
Quantitative optimization of mitigation strategy and security control allocation
Configurable dashboards and reports across every EVSec data layer
Extract software composition and risk from firmware and binaries without source code
Optimized anomaly detection for Ethernet and CAN, plus ECU runtime protection
Quantify and manage cybersecurity risk for products operating in the field
Enrich SOC events with deep product and architecture context
Context-driven test and validation with intelligent fuzzing, integrated into CI/CD
AI-powered static analysis integrated into CI/CD with reduced false positives
Foundational layer: cyber model, workspaces, and integration backbone to DevOps toolchain
Out-of-the-box and customizable workflows for regulatory and security processes
Centralized compliance management with evidence generated from live data