"Memory safety is a thing" I've uttered these words increasingly in recent years, often during my opening remarks at the IoTSF Annual Conference and I'll keep saying them until memory safety is not such a big deal to be concerned about. So what's the big deal? Two key trends of the past twenty years
Agenda Guest speaker: Hiran Ravat, Head of IoT Business Development and Partnerships at CSL Group followed by Q & A SBOMs (Software Bill of Materials) provide a way to describe the functional sub components of a software system. Their usage is increasingly being “required” by governments to increase transparency and provide improved cyber protections. NquiringMinds
Digital Security by Design: Transforming Digital Technology for a Safer Future. The second day of CyberUK 2023 focused on the newly launched joint guide for Security by Design and Default by CISA and NCSC. The guide highlights the best practices for a secure hardware foundation, including fine-grained memory protection as provided by the CHERI
The Digital Security by Design Programme and the Secure Networking by Design Project: Part 1 CyberUK23, the UK's National Cyber Security Centre’s flagship event took place on 19 – 20 April in Belfast. I represented the IoT Security Foundation (IoTSF) together with the Secure Networking by Design team, Professor Andrew Martin (University of Oxford),
As we start the new year and move into 2023, there are some key developments at IoTSF that we’d like to keep you updated on – especially our support and participation in the Digital Security by Design challenge. But first, what is the Digital Security by Design challenge? The team at the University of
