It is becoming more and more common for devices to be connected to each other and the internet, with many serving as a platform for the delivery of a vast number of services. Recent research suggests that the economic impact of connected autonomous vehicles alone could be worth £51 billion per year by 2030 (SMMT, 2017). However, with the timeline and technology roadmap unclear, this progress entails many security and ethical challenges that must be addressed.

With this in mind, NXP, in partnership with AESIN and Technology Scotland, is delighted to invite you to a unique one-day workshop in Glasgow. This forum will provide an opportunity for automotive and security engineers, policy makers, and researchers to offer their expert insight into the ongoing discussion of how best to tackle the evolving challenges that surround cyber security and other aspects of autonomy. With some of the UK’s leading figures in this area presenting and attending, make sure to sign up, engage in the debate, and network with the experts!

Speakers:

• Peter Davies, Technical Director, Thales e-Security
• Dave Stewart, Founder/CEO, Critical Blue
• Colin Slater, Cyber Security Lead Partner, PwC United Kingdom
• Georg Stütz, Principal Security Certification Expert, NXP
• Professor Andrew Atkins, Global Technical Lead & Senior Technologist, Ricardo
• Dr. Andrew Michael-Jones, Systems Architect, ARM