How Blackberry Software is Powering Autonomous Vehicle Technology

One of the key themes at this year's CES is connected car technology. Cheddar CEO Jon Steinberg speaks with Blackberry Chief Marketing Officer Mark Wilson about how its technology is powering autonomous vehicle technology. "We offer the highest level of security within the auto industry," said Wilson. "Security is in our DNA. It is how the company was formed." Steinberg and Wilson go inside an Aston Martin vehicle powered by Blackberry's QNX software technology at CES. Wilson explains this infotainment system is integrated with Google apps.

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