About
Every hour of the day, the aerospace and defense segments face ever growing cybersecurity threats. Cybersecurity protections must consistently and reliably guard hardware and software systems on the ground, at sea, in the air and in space. What's more, these protections must be proactive, searching and stopping threats as they rapidly evolve. In order to implement the proper security mechanisms, it's critical to understand what new cybersecurity challenges and trends face the industry.

Join Defense Daily for a panel discussion that will explore the latest aerospace and defense cybersecurity challenges and trends.

Experts from Curtiss-Wright, Intel, and Wind River will discuss:
• New vulnerabilities and trends facing aerospace and defense systems
• Best state of the art cybersecurity technology to meet threats
• How can A&D companies respond to future threats
When
Monday, March 15, 2021 · 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time (US & Canada) (GMT -4:00)
WEBINAR ENDED
Presenters
1615416461-3f0b6b08acf06079
Matt Areno, PhD
Principal Engineer and Lead of Intel Security Assurance and Cryptography Team, Intel Corporation
Dr. Areno received his PhD from the University of New Mexico in Computer Engineering and worked previously at Sandia National Laboratory and Raytheon’s Cyber Solutions, Inc. He spent much of his career doing vulnerability research on embedded systems and has extensive experience in architecting COTS-based security solutions for US government and military requirements.
1615416458-b0e2538febe56d05
Steve Edwards
Director, Secure Embedded Solutions, Technical Fellow, Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions.
Steve Edwards leads internal efforts to ensure that Curtiss-Wright’s embedded board-level products have the necessary security to meet current and emerging anti-tamper and cybersecurity requirements, representing Curtiss-Wright as a subject matter expect in security to government and industry. He works closely to industry partners to map their security solutions to Curtiss-Wright products to protect against emerging threat. He is a part of the Sensor Open System Architecture (SOSA) Consortium, currently serving as the lead of the Security Subcommittee. Steve holds a BS in Electrical Engineering from Rutgers University and has been with Curtiss-Wright for over 20 years.
1615416465-a4f7e456d07ae9f1
Irby Thompson
Vice President, Security Product Sales, Wind River
Irby Thompson is an industry leader in embedded systems security, with an outstanding track record of leading software product development and deployment across defense and commercial markets. Prior to joining Wind River, Irby spent 15 years focused on the development of security technologies for cyber operations and technology protection. He has a technical background in system engineering and computer security, and is a recognized leader in the field, speaking at conferences such as Blackhat and Defcon. Irby also has significant tech startup experience, having spent 7 years as the COO for Pikewerks, and 6 years as the Founder & CEO of Star Lab. He holds a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Math, and Management of Technology from Vanderbilt University and a Masters degree in Information Security from Georgia Tech.
1615416467-ef615b64f5675f95
Cal Biesecker, Moderator
Homeland Security reporter, Defense Daily and Editor, Homeland Security Report
A
Aerospace Webinars
Powered by BigMarker