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Following on from our in-vehicle payments discussion our General Manager of Automotive, Andrew Till sat down with Frost & Sullivan’s, Vice President Automotive & Transportation, Frank Leveque to discuss digital experiences in vehicles. 

They explore areas such as next generation in vehicle experiences, the role of security and also some of the business models and how OEMs can potentially monetize the value of security in vehicles moving forwards 

Here at Trustonic we bring the highest level of security across the connected car and IOT space with our Trusted Execution Environment (TEE).  

By 2025, in-vehicle payments will reach $86 billion according to Juniper Research, up from just $543 million in 2020. As the market grows, organisations will need to step up their game to focus on security. 

In May we had participants join us from all corners of the globe as well as the biggest Tier 1 and tech vendors as we discussed in-vehicle payments. Listen to the recording above or rewatch the session here. 

The session was led by our GM of Automotive, Andrew Till and industry guests 

Minh Le, Head of Connected Vehicle & Emerging IoT Offerings, Worldline 
Franck Leveque, Partner, Vice President Automotive & Transportation, Frost & Sullivan 
Colum Duffy, Director, Product Management, Technology Innovation Cyber & Intelligence Solutions, Mastercard 
Frank-Michael Kamm, Technology Director, Giesecke+Devrient 

Some of the key issues discussed included: 

“If you are in the region where you are not really subjected to PSD2, it's certainly a good idea to think about strong authentication, because  you don't want to turn your in-car payment solution into a security nightmare.” Frank-Michael Kamm, Technology Director, Giesecke+Devrient 

“In 2006, when we started talking about NFC contactless payment with a very small Nokia mobile device, we fought a lot on, the ecosystems and the business models. I think that is the key lesson we have to learn today. Let's avoid fighting each other and try to create a tangible ecosystem to help each other.” Minh Le, Head of Connected Vehicle & Emerging IoT Offerings, Worldline Global  

“The kind of opportunity to deliver that best user experience and differentiate from the kind of competition from smartphones, because as a car vendor, you have  those assets, you can do things which nobody else can do.” Colum Duffy, Director, Product Management, Technology Innovation Cyber & Intelligence Solutions, Mastercard:  

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Read more about how in-vehicle payments are becoming the next frontier.  We enable connected vehicles around the world to have the highest levels of hardware-backed security and features with our Secure Platform. 

In this Inside Track episode, Andrew Till, Trustonic’s General Manager of Automotive and Jasmina Omic, Product Manager Services at Riscure dive into why there’s a need for cybersecurity solutions for the automotive industry.

They discuss the upcoming UNECE WP.29 regulation and ISO 21434 and the challenges the automotive industry faces for the first time.

We work with automotive companies across the globe to bring innovative solutions to the connected car industry with our trusted Secure Platform.

 
Welcome back to the Inside Track with our newest automotive series covering voice technology, security, new regulation, in-vehicle payments and more.
 
In our first episode of the series, Andrew Till, Trustonic’s General Manager of Automotive and Richard Hayton, Trustonic’s Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, deep dive into Alexa and connected vehicles. More specifically how digital voice technology will change the experience of driving forever.
 
They’ll cover
 
Can Alexa turn on your car?
What are the security challenges in light of what comes next?
Who owns the data? 
Can OEMs differentiate or will all the experiences be the same?
What vehicles support Alexa?
what are the benefits of voice technology in vehicles?
At Trustonic our  Secure Platform helps automotive companies to address the challenges of providing advanced connected services whilst delivering the highest level of protection possible.   By leveraging our Kinibi Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) OEMs and Tier 1s can build trusted experiences that protect their customers, their services, and their data.  Find out how we work with the automotive industry here.
 

In this episode, Jon French, our Chief Business Development Officer, sits down with TCL/Alcatel’s, William Paterson, UK & Ireland Country Director and Ernst Wittmann, TCL/Alcatel’s - Regional Manager Southern & East Africa. 
They discuss where they started in the industry, how the landscape has changed, the pressure to acting regional as a global brand, innovation around supplying technology and the vast differences between the European and the Middle East and Africa markets. 
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In our most recent Inside Track Episode, Dion Price spoke with Jon France, Head of Industry Security at the GSMA. They discuss the c.$1 billion issue of mobile trafficking, how leading industry players are leaving gaps in the marketplace & what 25bn devices could mean for 2025. 
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