Paul Sakamoto, COO, Savari, explains the company's mission is to save lives with its V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) communications technology. He says the technology is ready for final product integration and could be seen in vehicles as soon as 2017.

Scott Meyer, CEO, Ghostery, explains privacy is by design and is really dependent on how a product is built. He says it's not just about connecting a device; it has to do with what data is being transmitted and put on the network.

Kevin Du, IEEE senior member, professor of electrical engineering and computer science, Syracuse University, explains 80% of Web applications have vulnerabilities and there is no way to protect systems 100%. He discusses moving elections online in the future, but says they would likely be compromised without appropriate security.

Peggy says the IoT (Internet of Things) is helping businesses, governments, and people improve processes and make better decisions. She says the power of the IoT is the ability for us to work and live smarter and that new 5G capabilities are going to make the process even better.

Stu Sjouwerman, founder and CEO, KnowBe4, says the moment you have a website or email, you become a target for cyber criminals. He explains anti-virus is less successful these days and company's really have to train employees on cybersecurity best practices and consistently reinforce the training.