NAFAs FLEETSolutions Magazine Delves Into the Dark Future of Vehicle Technology
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Princeton, NJ, August 30, 2014 --( In the September/October issue of FLEETSolutions magazine, bowing in early-September, the article "Car Hacking - Preparing For The Future Now" goes in-depth with the subject that motor vehicles are now literal computers on wheels, and are open to the same cyber threats as PCs, tablets, or smartphones are." The article, part of an ongoing series for the magazine dealing with recognizing and averting crises in fleet, brings insight to the topic, thanks to perspectives from Charlie Miller, a Security Engineer at Twitter; Chris Valasek, Director of Security Intelligence at the Seattle consultancy IOActive; Johan Sys, Managing Principal for Identity and Access Management, Verizon; Stefan Savage, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of California, San Diego; and Patrick T. Barrett, CAFM, Director of University of Nebraska Transportation Services and Chair of NAFAs Education Development Committee."Were facing a future that is arriving very fast, and the thing that will separate those who do well from those who wont is knowledge," said NAFA Chief Executive Officer Phillip E. Russo, CAE."The article, part of an ongoing series for the magazine dealing with recognizing and averting crises in fleet, brings insight to the topic, thanks to perspectives from Charlie Miller, a Security Engineer at Twitter; Chris Valasek, Director of Security Intelligence at the Seattle consultancy IOActive; Johan Sys, Managing Principal for Identity and Access Management, Verizon; Stefan Savage, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of California, San Diego; and Patrick T. Barrett, CAFM, Director of University of Nebraska Transportation Services and Chair of NAFAs Education Development Committee."Were facing a future that is arriving very fast, and the thing that will separate those who do well from those who wont is knowledge," said NAFA Chief Executive Officer Phillip E. Russo, CAE.