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Securing the
AI-Driven Vehicle.

Thursday, June 25, 202612:00 PM ET
Securing the AI-Driven Vehicle
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The car has become a
distributed AI platform.

Modern vehicles ship with in-cabin AI assistants, hundreds of connected APIs, and increasingly autonomous decision-making. Each one is a new entry point — and almost none of them existed five years ago.

Traditional automotive security was built for ECUs, CAN buses, and firmware. Today's threat surface looks closer to a distributed AI platform than a car. Most security programs haven't caught up.

This summit brings together practitioners actually doing the work — to map the surface, share what's been exploited, and lay out what comes next.

Program.

All times Eastern. June 25.

  1. 12:00 – 12:15
    AI Security University
    Welcome, intros & announcements
  2. 12:15 – 1:00
    Panel — Florian Rohde, Moe Yassine, Jennifer Tisdale, Kartheek Kumar
    The Two Faces of AI — Security Risk, and Defender's Tool
  3. 1:00 – 1:30
    Sai Anand
    Governing AI Security on Wheels
  4. 1:30 – 2:00
    Chuck Herrin
    A Gearhead's Guide to AI Hacking: How Real-World Attacks Work Against AI's Insecurable Attack Surface
  5. 2:00 – 2:30
    Tyson Benson
    Teaching the Sheriff to Look Away: Adversarial ML Attacks on Automotive Intrusion Detection Systems
  6. 2:30 – 3:00
    Dan Barahona
    Conference wrap up and upcoming events, courses, and other stuff

Expert speakers from the companies
actually shipping this.

  • Sai Anand
    Senior GRC SME, Connected Vehicle Security · Independent Industry Voice
    Governing AI Security on Wheels
  • Tyson Benson
    Cybersecurity Engineering Process Owner · Clarios
    Teaching the Sheriff to Look Away: Adversarial ML Attacks on Automotive Intrusion Detection Systems
  • Chuck Herrin
    Veteran CISO & Board Advisor · Herrin Advisory
    A Gearhead's Guide to AI Hacking: How Real-World Attacks Work Against AI's Insecurable Attack Surface
  • Kartheek Kumar
    Automotive Cybersecurity Expert & Auditor ISO/SAE 21434 · UNECE WP.29 · MVRBE · Automotive Q Top 20 Voice 2026 · Panelist
    The Two Faces of AI — Security Risk, and Defender's Tool
  • Florian Rohde
    Software-Defined Vehicle Expert & Advisor (ex-Tesla, ex-NIO) · Panel Moderator
    The Two Faces of AI — Security Risk, and Defender's Tool
  • Jennifer Tisdale
    President, SecuriVision Consulting · Founder, AI×Mobility · Panelist
    The Two Faces of AI — Security Risk, and Defender's Tool
  • Moe Yassine
    CEO & Founder, Predictive Horizons · Panelist
    The Two Faces of AI — Security Risk, and Defender's Tool

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