Toronto | June 2017
Eric Evenchick, Barrie Kirk and Marius Slavescu discussed the security implications of self-driving cars at Geoweb Summit #16 in Toronto. 'You have to start to worry about the integrity of sensors,' Eric said. 'Is what the sensor is seeing real or is someone modifying that value?'
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