[SOLD OUT] Data Privacy and Cybersecurity on AI and Big Data in Connected Vehicles

Connected vehicle and mobility services are among the most significant initiatives in the automotive industry in the digital age. With the use of cloud-based solutions, IoT data analytics and AI, component and car makers are reshaping business models, seizing new sources of revenue and developing innovative ways to better serve customers. However, the use of disruptive technologies also brings significant challenges in cybersecurity, data residency, privacy, and other legal issues.

This event offers a platform to share insights on data security and compliance issues in the use of public cloud and big data technology, in an effort to help automotive companies accelerate their compliance, seize business opportunities and succeed in their digital transformation journey.

Topic highlights:

• Regulatory trend in data governance for connected vehicles
• Overview for data security-related standards
• Digital transformation empowered by AI and big data in the automotive industry
• Data security in the data collection process during road test
• Introduction of compliance requirements in AI and autonomous driving
• The protection of data producers' rights and interests in IoT (e.g. survey and mapping data)
• How to balance privacy protection and data utilization in IoV

Speaker highlights:

• Expert from the CESI Cybersecurity Center (中国电子技术标准化研究院信息安全研究中心)
• Expert from Peking University Law & Development Academy (北京大学法制与发展研究院)
• Alan Beebe, President, AmCham China
• Katharine Bostick, Assistant General Counsel, Microsoft Greater China Region
• Qing Wei, National Technology Officer of Microsoft (China)
• Albert Xie, Vice President, Public Policy and Government Relations, General Motors
• Susan Ning, Partner and Head of Compliance Group, King & Wood Mallesons

This event targets at the legal and compliance executives from automotive and related companies. Welcome to refer relevant senior executives from your company to join.

The event will be mainly in Chinese, with one or two English sessions. It has free admission but require RSVP and organizer's approval in advance.