Videos are arranged in alphabetical order by surname.  Joint presentations and panels are at the end.

David Chisnall – Hardware Security for Critical National Infrastructure

James Dickie – Boosting Confidence in Tiny AI Deployment in Embedded Control Systems

Pietra Ferreira – AI inference for the Smallest Processors

Richard Grisenwaithe: AI Innovation begins with Trust

Lee Harrison – Building Reliable AI Hardware

Dex Hunter-Torricke: What comes next – Navigating the Kaleidoscopic futures of AI and Security

Stephan Janoush – Whiskey, Open Source, and Artificial Intelligence

Dr William Jones – The Trustable AI Bill of Materials (TAIBOM)

Joe Lomako – The RED Cyber Requirements – 90 Days in!

Managing Director, IoT Security Foundation, John Moor – Welcome and Opening Remarks

Simon Moore – What’s next for memory safety

Shahram Mossayebi – Data Centre Security

Ken Munro – Why IoT regulation must include data privacy

David Nosibor – Mastering Global IoT Compliance: How AI Simplifies RED & Cyber Resilience Act

Shekhar Patnaik – Building Intelligent, Secure, and Scalable Autonomous Systems

Ian Pearson – The IoT Security Assurance Framework V4 Release

Scott Register – Critical Infrastructure and IoT: How to Harden What You Can’t Replace

Richard Seward – Update on the IoTSF’s Device Identity Working Group

Jessie Hamill Stewart – AI In Orbit – How is AI transforming the Cyber Security of Space

Dominic Taylor – Trusting AI in High Integrity Systems

Matt Tett – Navigating the Galaxy of domestic IoT security Standards, Legislation

Martin Thompson – How not to secure your embedded system, lessons from recent automotive testing

Jennifer Williams – Trust in the Edge, Trouble in the Cloud

Jillian Hughes & Jon Michaels – Women in TechWorks Launch

Juri Fiaschi & Ryan Baldwin – Don’t Fear the Machines: Preserving integrity and Trust in AI

4 Panel Session – Bridging Policy and Practice PSTI, RED and CRA

Panel Session – The Road Ahead

Grace Cassy & Darron Antill – A Fireside Chat on Cyber Resilience & National Security