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NASTF Panel To Address How Vehicle Cybersecurity Will Impact Future Auto Repair

A panel of experts will discuss the challenges facing OEMs in preventing vehicle hacking while preserving productivity and convenience in auto repair. This topic will be a key focus of the National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF) Fall 2015 General Meeting, taking place from 1-4:30 pm (PT) on Nov. 4, in the Venetian Hotel/Sands Expo during AAPEX in Las Vegas.

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NASTF-Logo-300x154A panel of experts will discuss the challenges facing OEMs in preventing vehicle hacking while preserving productivity and convenience in auto repair. This topic will be a key focus of the National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF) Fall 2015 General Meeting, taking place from 1-4:30 pm (PT) on Nov. 4, in the Venetian Hotel/Sands Expo during AAPEX in Las Vegas.

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Panelists will be confirmed soon for this session. Details and the agenda for this NASTF event are available at nastf.org/GeneralMeetings.

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