Past event: Automotive Cybersecurity Detroit 2024 & AI in Automotive Cybersecurity USA 2024

Our Flagship Cybersecurity Conference Returns to Michigan for its 14th Edition

'Cybersecurity threats are not static; it's a dynamic environment and constantly changing.'

Every day, there is a new potential threat, and while technology is becoming more and more sophisticated, actors are also becoming more and more intelligent and capable. Now more than ever, cybersecurity is not only valuable, but vital for the automotive industry; there's no way around it.

Last year, ISO/SAE 21434 was new and automotive companies were trying to figure out what it meant; OEMs are now implementing and responding to it. There is now a June/July 2024 deadline by which pretty much all vehicles that are impacted by UN ECE R155/R156 will need to be compliant. And as vehicle autonomy, connectivity and artificial intelligence reduce the level of control and increase exposure to attacks, it has never been more important to strengthen cybersecurity programs, push for internal development and synergy, and be fully aware of emerging threats.

Recognizing automotive cybersecurity is an ever-evolving space, and what was relevant in 2023 might not be relevant in 2024, we're inviting industry professionals that are in charge of making decision and implementing strategies to join us for the 14th Annual Automotive Cybersecurity Detroit 2024 conference, with the objective of exposing you to new ideas and concepts, industry best practices and use cases, and networking opportunities with OEMs, Tier-1s and suppliers of new technologies.

We cannot wait to welcome you to the Sheraton Ann Arbor Hotel on March 19 - 21, 2024 for Automotive Cybersecurity Detroit 2024, as we benchmark the next wave of cybersecurity strategies and technologies, and gather a completely new speaker line-up to deliver practical solutions and learning benefits to you and your team.

New in 2024!

 In 2024, We're Introducing a Brand New Event to our Long-Running Cybersecurity Series 'AI in Automotive Cybersecurity USA 2024'

2024 Agenda Highlights

  • Case Studies on R155/R156 & ISO/SAE 21434 Compliance
    Understand the industry's readiness to meet the deadlines for R155/R156, and share experience and solutions to achieve ISO/SAE 21434 compliance.
  • Learn About Emerging Cybersecurity Threats & How to Mitigate Them
    Gain insight into emerging risks and threats that can be caused by sophisticated actors & advanced technologies, and measures to mitigate them.
  • Technical Presentations on Cybersecurity & Privacy for the Connected Car
    Find out which security features are must-haves for connected vehicles, and how to ensure that connected vehicle data remains private.
  • Expert-led Discussions on Cybersecurity for Autonomous and Software-Defined Vehicles
    Find out how to ensure your autonomous products meets cybersecurity demands, and discuss how security approaches change for software-defined vehicles.

What to Expect at the Cybersecurity Detroit Conference

  • 50+ Speakers - Experts from leading OEMs, Tier-1s, and suppliers of new technologies
  • 250+ Attendees - Senior Directors, VPs, Lead & Technical Engineers from Cybersecurity, Vehicle Connectivity, and Artificial Intelligence
  • 20+ Event Partners - Showcasing the Latest Cybersecurity Technologies, Solutions & Services
  • 45+ Hours of Content - Technical Presentations, Panel & Roundtable Discussions, Fireside Chats & More
  • D&I in Automotive Breakfast - Open to All Attendees

Automotive Cybersecurity Expert Speakers

  • Stephen McKnight, Director of Product Cybersecurity, Stellantis
  • Riley Forester, Deputy Information Security Officer, Mercedes-Benz USA
  • Kate Jackson, Director of Vehicle Cybersecurity, Nikola Motor Company
  • Darren Shelcusky, Senior Consultant Vehicle and Mobility Cybersecurity, Ford Motor Company
  • Sanjay Haladkar, Sr. Security Engineer, Lucid Motors
  • Alexander Bermudez, CISO & DPO, Fisker Inc
  • Philip Pettersson, Senior Product Security Engineer, Zoox
  • Yusuf Kurniawan, Automotive Cybersecurity Manager, Rivian
  • Charles Wilson, Technical Fellow, Cybersecurity Engineering, Motional
  • Danil Prokhorov, Research Manager, Toyota Motor R&D
    Redouane Soum, Cyber Security System Architect, Ampere - Groupe Renault
  • Shoeb Mohammed, Privacy Counsel, Vinfast US
  • Nicolas Guibert de Bruet, Safety and Security Chief for E/E Systems, Navistar Inc
  • Krishna Teja Medam, Sr Project Engineer, Navistar Inc
  • Hemanth Tadepalli, Cybersecurity Compliance Engineer, May Mobility
  • Andre Weimerskirch, VP Product SW, Cybersecurity & Functional Safety, Lear Corporation
  • Anthony Freilach, Product & Cyber Security - Americas, Bosch USA
  • Jason Israilov, Cybersecurity Software Engineer, Bosch USA
  • Sriram Yarlagadda, Tech Lead - Product Security, Latitude AI
  • Robert Schiff, Senior Manager, Product Safety & Cybersecurity Transformation Programs, ZF Group
  • Tyson Benson, U.S Patent Council, ZF Group
  • Ellen Lu, Senior Cybersecurity Manager, Dana Incorporated
  • Arun DeSouza, Award-Winning CISO, Automotive Industry
  • Rincy Raju, System Architect Specialist, Dana Incorporated
  • Florian Reichle, Global Head, Safety and Security, BorgWarner Inc.
  • Franz-Josef Schuermann, Chairman of the Board, itemis
  • Larry Pesce, Product Security Research and Analysis Director, Finite State
  • Michael Plante, Chief Marketing Officer, Nozomi Networks
  • Giuseppe Serio, Vice President Market Development, Upstream Security
  • Roy Fridman, Chief Executive Officer, C2A Security
  • Thierry Chesnais, CEO, ProvenRun
  • David Leichner, CMO, Cybellum
  • John Auld, GM North America, Cybellum
  • Tim Weisenberger, Senior Program Manager of Emerging Technologies, SAE International

AI IN AUTOMOTIVE CYBERSECURITY EXPERT SPEAKERS

  • Danil Prokhorov, Research Manager, Toyota Motor Corporation
  • Manjeet Kohli, Technology Strategist, Ford Motor Company
  • Alireza Abbaspour, Staff System Safety Engineer, Qualcomm
  • Franz-Josef Schuermann, Chairman of the Board, itemis Inc.
  • Michael Plante, Chief Marketing Officer, Nozomi Networks

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Venue

Sheraton Ann Arbor Hotel
3200 Boardwalk Street, 48104
Ann Arbor, MI, USA

Group Rate: $199 per night, excluding applicable taxes and fees

Reservation Method: Reserve your room by clicking on this reservation link. We have reserved a selection of rooms at a discounted group rate, subject to availability.

Cut-off date: Tuesday, February 20th, 2024 (After that time, the group rate will be offered based on hotel availability only.) Rate is available 3 days prior and 3 days post the event dates. However, these rates are subject to availability and will not be available past the group cut-off date.
Event details
Organizer : Automotive IQ
Event type : Conference
Reference : ASDE-24624