Martin Arend

Head of Automotive Security at BMW Group
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Since 2019, Martin Arend has served as General Manager, Automotive Security. His responsibilities include setting automotive security standards, methods, processes, strategy, architecture, and functionality for the connected car within the BMW Group. Martin Arend began his career as a Business Development Manager in a mid-sized company, introducing Bluetooth technology into clients’ projects. He joined the BMW Group in 2003 as a telephony/telematics specialist and was promoted to Head of CE Connectivity in 2010. In 2014, he moved to the role of Head of Sensors and Algorithms for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). In 2015, he took on the position of General Manager E/E Architecture, Technologies within BMW Research, New Technologies, Innovations, responsible for research and pre[1]development with a focus on future vehicle architectures, enabling and software technologies, including security, at an early stage of the development process. He earned his degree in electrical engineering at Ostbayerische Technische Hochschule in Amberg, Bavaria. He holds several international patents for the BMW Group. ‍

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Critical connections: cybersecurity, trust and resilience in Europe's charging infrastructure

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