Protecting Autonomous Vehicles Against Cyber Attacks with Summer Craze Fowler

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How hard is it to hack a self-driving car? What happens when someone tries to phish the CEO of Argo AI? How realistic is that crazy room in the first “Mission Impossible” movie? How can we protect ourselves from a cyber attack? As it turns out, there are more misconceptions about security in self-driving cars than you can count on both hands, and we’re here to filter out the silliness and dish you exactly what you need to know about hacking (and protecting!) an autonomous vehicle. From secret military projects to Carnegie Mellon University to civilian autonomous vehicles, Argo AI Chief Information Officer Summer Craze Fowler has seen it all. In one of our earliest recorded episodes, Summer schools Bryan and Alex on the truth about the biggest secret in information security.

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