"Address Cybersecurity Challenges for Connected Cars with Penetration Testing Services"
During TechAD Europe, NavInfo Europe’s Head of Cybersecurity, Sergey Razmakhnin, took a deep dive into the current cybersecurity challenges facing the automotive industry and how to safeguard connected and autonomous vehicles against malicious attacks and potential vulnerabilities.
Key takeaways:
- Nowadays, connected vehicles face massive cybersecurity challenges. A wide range of attack scenarios are possible without adequate cybersecurity measures in place, know more about what the challenges are and why connected vehicles are at risk
- New Cybersecurity regulations and standards help drive the automotive industry, learn about what they are and what they require
- Penetration testing of vehicles can help protect against cyberattacks for the vehicle’s entire lifecycle
Presenter
Sergey Razmakhnin is the Head of Cybersecurity at NavInfo Europe and he is an expert in information security topics for automotive, IoT, telecom, banking, e-commerce industries. As part of NavInfo Europe’s mission to enable the future of the automotive and IoT industry, Sergey, together with his team, works on a multitude of projects to safeguard the security and safety of connected and autonomous vehicles and their ecosystems.
About TechAD Europe
The TechAD Europe conference gathers advanced engineers and automotive experts from various OEM, Tier 1 Suppliers, Solution providers, and more for in-depth discussions on the future of mobility.
