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If you like to know more about ASRG, look at our quick introduction at    • Intro to ASRG  , visit our webpage at https://www.asrg.io/ or contact us directly. Join us for our upcoming ASRG-WORLD LiveStream, the global online (COVID19 Approved) version of ASRG. This time we have the pleasure of hosting Prof. Dr. Christoph Krauß (Professor for Network Security at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences and Head of Automotive Security Research at INCYDE GmbH). In this webinar we will learn about security and privacy threats to electric mobility, as well as possible security solutions. First, Christoph presents the current state of the art. This includes the actuators involved, communication relationships, and protocols used. Then, we discuss possible threats and shortcomings in terms of security and privacy. Finally, we will see some possible solutions to protect against selected threats. PRESENTATION: "Security and Privacy of Electric Mobility - Threats and possible Solutions" In this webinar we will learn about security and privacy threats to electric mobility, as well as possible security solutions. First, Christoph presents the current state of the art. This includes the actuators involved, communication relationships, and protocols used. Then, we discuss possible threats and shortcomings in terms of security and privacy. Finally, we will see some possible solutions to protect against selected threats. ABOUT THE PRESENTER: Prof. Dr. Christoph Krauß : Christoph is professor for Network Security at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences and Head of Automotive Security Research at INCYDE GmbH, which he co-founded. At the National Research Center for Applied Cybersecurity ATHENE, he is Principal Investigator and coordinator of the research area Secure Autonomous Driving. He has over 15 years of experience in IT security. His research and interests include automotive security and privacy, railway security, intelligent energy networks security, trusted computing, network security, efficient and post-quantum cryptography, and security engineering. PRESENTER SLIDES: https://www.asrg.io/event/security-an...