By Achim D. Brucker.
Currently the UK government pushes a concept called Digital Security by Design (DSbD) that focuses on utilising novel hardware features to improve the security and trustworthiness of systems. Actually, Digital Security (and Privacy) by Design is a much broader concept focusing on security and privacy of systems right of systems right from the start of their development. And it also links to the - often misunderstood - concept of the Trusted Computing Base (TCB).
In this presentation, I will introduce the core guidelines for building systems that are secure and privacy aware "by Design", putting a particular emphasis on the skills needed to understand and apply these concepts and while teaching those skills can be challenging.
Please cite this work as follows: A. D. Brucker, “The link between digital security/privacy by design and skills needs,” presented at the Secure south west 15, Plymouth, UK, Apr. 08, 2022.
@Unpublished{ talk:brucker:skills-and-dsbd:2021,
author = {Achim D. Brucker},
date = {2022-04-08},
title = {The link between Digital Security/Privacy by Design and
skills needs},eventtitle = {Secure South West 15},
areas = {security},
venue = {Plymouth, UK},
abstract = {Currently the UK government pushes a concept called Digital
Security by Design (DSbD) that focuses on utilising novel
hardware features to improve the security and trustworthiness
of systems. Actually, Digital Security (and Privacy) by Design
is a much broader concept focusing on security and privacy of
systems right of systems right from the start of their
development. And it also links to the - often misunderstood -
concept of the Trusted Computing Base (TCB).
In this presentation, I will introduce the core guidelines for
building systems that are secure and privacy aware "by
Design", putting a particular emphasis on the skills needed to
understand and apply these concepts and while teaching those
skills can be challenging.}, }