Change What's Possible Webinar Series

Virtual Event: Using Corellium Virtual Hardware to Develop Software Before and After Silicon

Watch the full session of our new webinar featuring Bill Neifert and Jason Yamada to discover how Corellium’s technology supports both 'shift left' and 'squeeze right' software development strategies, empowering teams to maximize efficiency across their development lifecycle.

Key Takeaways

  • Learn how to integrate virtual prototypes into cloud-native development flows.
  • Discover techniques for running mixed-critical 32- and 64-bit software.
  • Explore the power of running and debugging the Arm RD-1AE automotive reference platform.

Date: Available On-Demand

Change What's Possible is our ongoing series of events designed for mobile security professionals. During each session, members of the Corellium team will discuss how virtual devices can advance mobile cybersecurity research and testing.

 

Speakers

Senior Vice President of Partnerships at Corellium, Bill Neifert 

Bill has over 30 years of experience in the technology field. Bill began their career in 1990 as part of the Advanced Engineering Program at Bull HN. In 1995, they moved to Quickturn as East Coast Technical Manager. Bill then joined C Level Design in 1999, again as East Coast Technical Manager. In 2001, they founded Carbon Design Systems, where they served as CTO. In 2015, they joined Arm as Senior Director of Marketing, then moved to Senior Director of Market Development, and finally Director of Models Technology. In 2022, he joined Corellium as Senior Vice President of Partnerships.


Solutions Architect at Corellium, Jason Yamada 

With over 15 years in the software industry, Jason has cultivated a deep understanding of the software development lifecycle by immersing himself in its many facets. His experience enables him to create integrations that support and enhance DevSecOps workflows, driving efficiency and security at every stage.

Watch: Using Corellium Virtual Hardware to Develop Software Before and After Silicon