The connected vehicle becomes reality. However, like in so many cases, business requests and security requirements are not necessarily the same. How can we ensure that we don’t end up with connected cars that are insecure and can get cracked electronically, allowing attackers to stop the car or take control? How should the future look like? What do we really need in the car? How will Personal Life Management influence that evolution – with other words: what shall be more or less public ending up in Facebook and the likes and what not? Where are the really interesting business models around connected cars? This workshop will discuss these and related questions. The answer it shall provide is simple: How can thinking about security help to build better connected cars and even drive business innovation, instead of just being me-too?
