Ken Munro among first speakers announced for Embedded Live

Feabhas is pleased to announce the first confirmed speakers and sponsors for Embedded Live 2018 at the NEC on 25-26 September.

Ken Munro and Andrew Tierney from Pen Test Partners, will be presenting on IoT reverse engineering and security fails. This talk is in the Security and Safety session on Day 1.

While some talks are still under review, the current confirmed programme is as follows:

25 September 2018

Morning - Agile for Embedded

o Mary Ann Johnson, Display Link – When Pre-Canned Agile Doesn’t Fit

o Glenn Coates, York University – Architecturally Driven, Iterative Development – a case study in project recovery

o Paul Tiplady, AVL – Software development with an agile mindset in a non-agile environment

Afternoon - Security and Safety – sponsored by Greenhills

o Ken Munro and Andrew Tierney, PenTest Partners – IoT reverse engineering and security fail

o Dr Roderick Chapman, Protean Code Ltd – Murphy vs Satan: Why programming secure systems is still so hard

 

26 September 2018

Morning - Real-Time Operating Systems  – sponsored by Greenhills

o Liviu Ionescu, Aviation Instruments Intl – The µOS++ IIIe framework

Afternoon - Quality and Reliability – sponsored by QA Systems

o Anto Joys Yesuadimai Michael, Llarina Lobo Palacios, Sebastian Zuther, Valeo – Automated protocol definition for data transfer for configuration and debugging

o Dylan Llewellyn, QA Systems – The Cost of Standards Compliance – What to ask your Vendor

o Naill Cooling, Feabhas – Measuring Software Quality

As Embedded Live aims to provide a forum for engineers, managers and experts from across the world of embedded software development to share their experience and knowledge, there should to be something for everyone in each session.

Tickets can be booked at http://wnie.co.uk/embedded-live-2018/

For more information on the conference, please visit https://www.feabhas.com/embedded-live-2018.

Please contact [email protected] or call +44 (0) 1793 792909 for sponsorship enquiries. 



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