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Joseph M. Saunders
CEO at RunSafe Security
Joe Saunders is the founder and CEO of RunSafe Security, a pioneer in cyberhardening technology for embedded systems and industrial control systems, currently leading a team of former U.S. government cybersecurity specialists with deep knowledge of how attackers operate. With 25 years of experience in national security and cybersecurity, Joe aims to transform the field by challenging outdated assumptions and disrupting hacker economics. He has built and scaled technology for both private and public sector security needs. Joe has advised and supported multiple security companies, including Kaprica Security, Sovereign Intelligence, Distil Networks, and Analyze Corp. He founded Children’s Voice International, a non-profit aiding displaced, abandoned, and trafficked children.


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The evolution of software-defined vehicles (SDVs) has led to exciting innovation in the automotive industry, but it has also brought challenges surrounding vehicle safety and security. Unlike traditional vehicles, which relied on mechanical systems with limited software, SDVs are “software on wheels.”
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