Assuring Systems Integrity for Software and AI : From SBOM to TAIBOM

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Join us for a comprehensive event exploring the latest advancements in SBOMs and TAIBOM's

This event will focus on methodologies and tools that can be used to ensure the integrity of AI systems and software, including the use of SBOM and TAIBOM. Attendees will learn about the current state of the art with respect to Software Bills of Materials and how this can be extended in the engineering of trustworthiness into AI systems, and the applicability with regard to legislative requirements in the United States and the EU.

About this event

Learn about:

The Power of SBOMs

How a comprehensive SBOM supports supply chain integrity

TAIBOMs for AI Systems
Engineering Trustworthy AI systems, from training to deployment

Practical Implementations
Case studies, tools and technologies for creation and management of SBOM and TAIBOM

Understanding the Regulatory Landscape
Navigating the US presidential mandate, the EU Cyber Resilience Act and AI Act and how SBOMs and TAIBOMs align with these regulations

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and connect with industry experts and peers

Agenda

Speakers

Gareth Richards
AI Network Manager, TechWorks

Gareth is a Member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (MIET) and holds a B.Sc. (Eng) in Electronics and Computer Systems from King’s College, University of London. He has over thirty years of experience in the development of highly secure electronic transaction and cyber security solutions, including TRSMs and PIN Encrypting Devices. He was also responsible for the development of a range of assistive technology devices accredited by the RNIB and other disability organisations, which enable inclusive use of devices such as self-checkout and kiosk ordering systems and is the inventor of 4 granted patents covering voice and data encryption, smartcard data integrity verification & tamper responsive systems

Nick Allott
CEO, NquiringMinds

NquiringMinds develops two products: TDX Cloud (Trusted Data Exchange) a cloud based data sharing and analytics platform and TDX Edge a highly secure edge based analytics platform. NQM has won numerous industry awards for its innovative use of AI and security technologies

Nick has held number or executive positions in FastMobile, Motorola, Shell, and the Pearson Group. He has a PhD in Artificial Intelligence.

Siraj Shaikh
Professor in Systems Security, Swansea University

Siraj's research interests lie at the intersection of cyber-physical systems security, embedded systems and semiconductors, and policy and innovation. He is the Chair of the Security and Safety WG on Semiconductors, part of Global Automotive Advisory Council (GAAC) at SEMI Europe. He is also the Chair of the Research and Innovation SIG at the UK’s Automotive Electronics and Systems Innovation Network (AESIN). He is a member of the Expert Working Group on Security at the UKTIN (and has co-authored UKTIN’s Whitepaper on Telecoms Security), and also the College of Experts at Department for Transport (DfT). Siraj is Co-I on the AutoCHERI project, and has previously also served as a PI on the PETRAS Demonstrator project SecureCAV (which addressed System-on-Chip (SoC) analytics for automotive cybersecurity).

Lokesh Devaraj
Senior product safety and cybersecurity engineer, Fortescue Zero

Lokesh Devaraj received his Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from De Montfort University, Leicester, UK and is currently designated as senior product safety and cybersecurity engineer at Fortescue Zero, UK. He obtained his M.Sc. degree in Advanced Optical Technologies at Friedrich–Alexander University Erlangen–Nürnberg, Germany and received his B.E. degree in the major Electronics and Communication Engineering from Anna University, Chennai, India. His research interests are in cybersecurity, functional safety, SOTIF, EMC and optical technologies.

Ian Pearson
Principle Embedded Solutions Engineer, Microchip Technology Inc

Ian has held roles in MCU and MPU applications and also led the EU Wireless team for many years introducing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth into the embedded product lines. He has been involved with IoT since it’s inception and is an advocate of enhancing security in Connected Embedded Systems. To aid this he is active on several working groups in the IoT Security Foundation and has presented on security topics at several conferences. More recently he has returned to the FPGA space and supports Microchip clients on FPGA, SoC and Security needs across multiple market segments.

Andrew Martin
Professor of Systems Security in the Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford

Andrew's main interest is in how hardware-software co-design can enhance the security of networked distributed systems. He has also led a range of cross-disciplinary efforts across the University and beyond – with a particular interest in how human factors can enhance or confound the best security technologies. He thinks that the key to progress is strong rigorous foundations, mixed with a great degree of pragmatism.

Ivan Sewano
AI Consulting Manager, BSI

Ivan is a seasoned AI professional with over a decade of expertise in AI research, ethics, and strategic management. He specializes in developing robust AI ethical and adoption frameworks and has led innovative AI projects across various sectors. Ivan’s comprehensive experience also extends to academia, where his research focused on AI theory, ethics, and governance.

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