Alan Tatourian, Software Architect, Intel has been confirmed as a speaker at Connected Car Detroit 2016.
A graduate from a military engineering academy, Alan holds a degree in electrical engineering and his first job was building control systems for satellites. After retiring from the military, he worked variously as a systems architect or a security architect on a number of platforms and technologies for, amongst others, the Department of Justice in California and Intel Security.
His responsibility at Intel now is to design solutions that will secure future connected vehicles. Alan is a founding member of Intel’s Automotive Security Review Board (ASRB) and a member of SAE Vehicle Electrical System Security committee.
Automotive Megatrends conferences are designed to connect and inform the stakeholders who are shaping the automotive industry of tomorrow. Our flagship Detroit-based conference, Automotive Megatrends USA, sold out in 2015, so for 2016 we’re growing it to encompass three, back-to-back, one-day events.
Connected Car Detroit will bring together key stakeholders to network and exchange knowledge with the aim of identifying a roadmap for the future.
To register for this event, please go to http://connectedcardetroit.com/register/
For further details on this event, please contact the event manager, Emma Georgiades: emma@automotiveworld.com / +44(0) 2921 286 515
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