Technical Conference is Dedicated to Securing Today’s Connected Devices, using AI/Machine Learning and other Techniques

February 14th, 2020, Scottsdale, Arizona – The IoT Device Security Conference has added security experts from AWS IoT and Google to an already-impressive 2020 conference program. The third-annual event, which will be held on March 26, 2020 at the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara, also features presentations from the IoT Security Foundation, Arm, Trusted Computing Group, Wind River, Green Hills Software, and others.

Brad Behm, Senior Principal Engineer at AWS IoT, will deliver a Keynote Address titled IoT Device Security: Cooperative Security Between Device and Cloud. The talk will focus on how IoT device developers can contribute to the end-to-end security of an IoT solution stack using well-defined strategies and engineering techniques.

The AWS IoT presentation will follow the opening Keynote Address from John Moor, Managing Director of the IoT Security Foundation, who will cover Security Begins at Product Inception and Doesn't End at Deployment.

Jorge Coronel, Product Manager, Security for Android Embedded at Google will join the automotive panel session “Can We Secure the Autonomous Vehicle?” The session, moderated by the Embedded Computing Design editorial staff, will focus on pressing security concerns for connected and autonomous vehicles spanning from ADAS systems to IVI platforms, and offer solutions that address them.

Other panelists include Matt Jones, Chief Systems Architect at Wind River and Haydn Povey, CEO of Secure Thingz.

To view the complete agenda, visit https://iotdevicesecurityconference.com/agenda.php. To register for the event for free, go to https://iotdevicesecurityconference.com/register.php.

For more information, contact Rich Nass, Executive Vice President of OpenSystems Media, at [email protected].

About the IoT Device Security Conference

Now in its third year, the IoT Device Security Conference focuses on methodologies, tools, and best practices for securing connected devices in the industrial, automotive, and consumer electronics markets. The technical program is designed to educate developers, engineering managers, and executives alike on the dangers of reckless IoT development and how technologies like AI and machine learning and traditional embedded safety and security techniques can be used to overcome them.

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About OpenSystems Media

OpenSystems Media (OSM) has been a leading publisher of electronics magazines, e-mail newsletters, websites, news content, and product resource guides for more than 40 years. OSM is also the leader in driving leads and awareness through social media and is the largest producer of lead-generation tools such as webcasts, whitepapers, product directories, live and virtual events. For more details, visit www.opensysmedia.com.