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Want to know who attends Automotive Cybersecurity Silicon Valley? Take a look at the job titles and companies that attended last year's summit to get an idea of who you'll be meeting and networking with onsite this coming October. 

For a recap of what you may have missed last year at Automotive Cybersecurity Silicon Valley 2018, take a look at the post-show report, including the following:

• Attendee Overview (companies, job titles & industry breakdown)
  
• Testimonials
• Event highlights
• What you can expect in 2019

Event Details:  October 28 - 30, 2019 l Silicon Valley

Want to learn more about what happened in 2017? Check out our Post Show Report that highlights: attendee statistics, top speaking sessions, what to expect in 2018 and more!

Click download to access the Automotive Cyber Security Sponsorship Prospectus!

Join the upcoming Automotive Cybersecurity Silicon Valley 2019 Summit to participate, bring visibility, and drive discussion on the major emerging cybersecurity challenges affecting the current global automotive industry. This event provides a forum where automotive professionals can collaborate with like-minded leaders across the automotive continuum, including OEMs, Tier 1 and 2 Suppliers, large scale manufacturers, standards development organizations, Federal and State regulators, solution providers, and many more.

The Automotive Cybersecurity Summit has long since been an ear to the ground event series that is able to reach across multiple levels of automotive departments to drive actionable conversation and foster collaboration to not only identify challenges, but also to offer solutions that provide value across the automotive industry.

Want to know what's on this year's agenda? Download the event guide. 

For additional information, contact us at sponsor@iqpc.com. 

Click the download button below to see the Top 5 Automotive Cyber Security Vulnerabilities. For sponsorship opportunities, contact Jeff.Latimer@iqpc.com.

We surveyed 325+ global automotive experts to learn where they are on their cyber security journey as the industry prepares for a connected future, their largest cyber security concerns, and how these concerns have impacted their strategic priorities.  As vehicles become more and more connected, the systems become more vulnerable to hacking. This infographic is a summary of OEMs, suppliers, and mobility providers largest cyber-related priorities, challenges, and investment plans.

As connectivity continues to steadily increase, connected and self-driving cars are becoming more at risk of being discovered and hacked. This video breaks down the top cyber security vulnerabilities that arise with connectivity. With 200 million connected cars estimated to be on the roads by 2020, cyber security is the topic you need to be thinking about right now.