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Zero-Trust Networking: Securing Autonomous Vehicle Communications | Tech Talk
Galeal Zino, Founder and CEO of NetFoundry, and Roy Chua, Principal and Founder, explore NetFoundry’s zero-trust native networking technology during a self-driving vehicle demonstration in San Francisco. The discussion highlights how NetFoundry enables secure global networks between various endpoints through software-based overlays that enforce strong authentication and authorization, serving major clients including top US banks and Fortune 5 companies.

AI-Powered Networks: Boosting Performance & Security with Advanced Analytics | HPE
Larry Lunetta, VP of Product Marketing at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, outlines the company’s security-first networking strategy that integrates AI and autonomous systems to enhance network management. Drawing from a vast data lake of customer telemetry, HPE‘s AI solutions reduce troubleshooting time by 75% while implementing advanced security features like post-quantum cryptography and Zero Trust Network Access.

icsson’s Take on Zero Trust, 5G, and AI—From the Backseat of a Robotaxi
Anubhav Arora, VP of Engineering for Security and AI at Ericsson, outlines the company’s enterprise wireless solutions including their 5G SASSY technology and clientless ZTNA for secure third-party access. He describes how their solutions address cellular connectivity challenges while highlighting the increasing role of AI and autonomous systems in managing network and security operations.