Wireless Cybersecurity and Military Wearables - Helen Tang, DRDC, Government of Canada

06/26/18 • 19 min

Dr Helen Tang, Portfolio Manager, Wireless Cybersecurity at Defense Research And Development Canada - Centre for Security Science. In her current role, Helen leads cybersecurity projects for critical infrastructure including connected transportation, military communications and tactical wearables, connected medical devices, smart cities and more. Ms Helen holds a PHD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Carleton University and is also an adjunt professor.

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Ottawa Police Service - Constable Kevin Bradford

Constable Kevin Bradford, Ottawa Police Service As all industries are rapidly changing with technological advancements and policing is no different. Law enforcement is constantly exploring new tools including drone technology for investigations and is working to keep up with changing legislations and policies. Of course as tools evolve so does the amount of data and information that is available and takes time to analyze and report. Autonomous vehicles open up a new way of thinking about public safety and more . We had the pleasure to speak with Constable Bradford at the 3rd Annual IoT613 Conference. Constable Bradford is a Fatal Collision Investigator who has been deploying new technologies in accident investigations for the past decade, we spoke about the use of drones, 3d modelling, autonomous vehicles, legislations and more.. We hope you enjoy the show, feel free to engage with us on Twitter using the hashtag #IoT613.

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Human Factors and Human-Centered Design - Adam Freed, FactorSafe Solutions

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