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SUMMARY:IoTSF Webinar: "Beyond CRA Compliance" and "From THx Links to Tiny Sensors"
DESCRIPTION:With Olcay Sevim (CyberWhiz) – ‘Beyond CRA Compliance: Building Product Security\, Organizational Readiness and Audit Evidence for the Cyber Resilience Act’ and Carlo Ottaviani (University of York) – ‘From THz Links to Tiny Sensors: Practical QKD Across Frequencies and Hybrid PQC-QKD Architectures’. \nTalk 1: \nThis talk explores how manufacturers can move beyond understanding the CRA to implementing a practical\, auditable compliance programme. It covers risk assessment across the full product ecosystem\, organisational readiness\, vulnerability management\, governance\, supplier management and evidence collection\, with practical guidance on preparing for conformity assessments and building sustainable compliance. \nTalk 2: \nThis talk examines advances in quantum-safe communications\, including extending quantum key distribution (QKD) to terahertz and microwave frequencies for future wireless networks\, enabling QKD on resource-constrained IoT devices\, and combining QKD with post-quantum cryptography. It highlights practical implementations that improve security while significantly reducing communication overhead on constrained hardware.
URL:https://techworks.org.uk/event/iotsf-webinar-beyond-cra-compliance-and-from-thx-links-to-tiny-sensors/
LOCATION:Webinar
CATEGORIES:IoTSF,past-events,TechWorks,Webinar
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SUMMARY:AESIN Webinar: How to cut the cost of continuous cyber compliance
DESCRIPTION:Protecting automotive manufacturing and supply chains from cyber threats is a serious issue\, but the financial viability of maintaining continuous cyber compliance over a vehicle operational lifetime seems almost out of reach.\nVulnerabilities in vehicle systems connected everywhere\, all the time\, are a serious and escalating concern for authorities\, regulators\, and operators as well as industry. \nHow can the continued safety of\, and frequent updates to\, vehicles dependent on complex software be achieved at a cost that anyone can afford? \nLearning from past Connected and Automated Mobility projects\, the SecureTCU team has demonstrated a solution that provides real-time in-vehicle detection and reporting of security events to a VSOC\, rapid identification and Security Incident Response\, and OTA Updates that substantially reduces the time to mitigate issues\, potentially eliminating the need for vehicle recalls. \nTight integration of this cyber defence capability with ISO26262 safety & ISO 21434 security databases allows real-time documentary evidence. This AESIN Tech Talk will outline how suppliers and manufacturers and operators can cut the cost of continuous cyber compliance. \nJohn McNicol\, CEO\, Nova Modus \nOriginally a semiconductor guy\, John has been working in Connected and Automated Mobility since 2014 with self-driving shuttles\, urban delivery vehicles\, and passenger bus services. \nAs technologies have advanced and regulations matured\, focus has shifted to include support for operating autonomous vehicles. \nJohn authored BSI Flex 1886 teleoperation standard for highly-automated vehicles and the co-wrote BSI Flex 1888 standard for what self-driving vehicles should do “when things go wrong”. \nIn recent times\, John has looked after research and development of cyber security solutions for automotive applications\, both on-board and cloud-based.
URL:https://techworks.org.uk/event/aesin-webinar-how-to-cut-the-cost-of-continuous-cyber-compliance/
LOCATION:Webinar
CATEGORIES:AESIN,past-events,TechWorks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260723T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260723T173000
DTSTAMP:20260617T140444Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar: The Confidence Toolkit for Women in Tech
DESCRIPTION:​The Confidence Toolkit for Women in Tech\nPractical tools to quiet self-doubt\, speak up sooner\, and trust yourself more. \n​Confidence is not something you either have or don’t have. It’s something you build. This free virtual workshop is for women in tech who are capable\, ambitious\, and carrying a lot\, but still find themselves second-guessing\, over-preparing\, holding back in the room\, or waiting to feel ready before they move on something. \n​This will not be a passive webinar. It’s an interactive session with guided reflection\, small-group discussion\, and practical exercises you can use right away. You’ll have time to think\, write\, talk with other participants\, and leave with one concrete next step. Breakout rooms and group discussions are part of the format\, so come ready to participate. \n​In this session\, we’ll work on: \n\n\n​What confidence really is — and what it isn’t \n\n\n​The patterns that get in your way when the stakes are high \n\n\n​How to quiet your inner critic \n\n\n​How to build self-trust instead of waiting for certainty \n\n\n​One brave next step you can take in your work right now \n\n\n​You’ll leave with: \n\n\n​A clearer understanding of your confidence patterns \n\n\n​Language for the inner voice that tends to derail you \n\n\n​A few practical tools you can use in meetings\, decisions\, and high-pressure moments \n\n\n​A written commitment to one brave move in the next 7 days \n\n\n​This is for you if: \n\n\n​You work in tech and want to speak up more clearly \n\n\n​You’re in a career transition moment and feel ready for more\, but not always sure how to back yourself \n\n\n​You’re tired of overthinking\, over-preparing\, and waiting to feel fully ready \n\n\n​You want something honest\, useful\, and real — not fluffy advice \n\n\n​Format: Live virtual workshop\nIncludes: Guided reflection\, breakout discussions\, practical tools\, and Q&A \n​Led by Sally Revell\, https://www.linkedin.com/in/sally-revell/\, career and leadership coach and former AWS and Google Cloud leader\, this session is built for women in tech who want something grounded\, useful\, and honest. \nRegister
URL:https://techworks.org.uk/event/the-confidence-toolkit-for-women-in-tech/
LOCATION:Webinar
CATEGORIES:past-events,Webinar,Women in TechWorks
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260820
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260821
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SUMMARY:Mastering Layout Parasitics: Faster Analysis and Debug with ParagonX  (CET)
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.synopsys.com/webinars/mastering-layout-parasitics-with-paragonx-cest.html?utm_source=techworks&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=eda&utm_content=paragonx-mastering-layout-parasitics-ces_link_ros_wbn&tags=Webinars#new_tab
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CATEGORIES:Member Event,past-events
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SUMMARY:Mastering Layout Parasitics: Faster Analysis and Debug with ParagonX  (PST)
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.synopsys.com/webinars/mastering-layout-parasitics-with-paragonx-pst.html?utm_source=techworks&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=eda&utm_content=paragonx-mastering-layout-parasitics-pst_link_ros_wbn&tags=Webinars#new_tab
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SUMMARY:IoTSF Webinar with Joe Lomako (TUV SUD) And ‘DS James Pamment\, (City of London Police)
DESCRIPTION:‘Eat that CRA frog!: Getting ready for the CRA’ with Joe Lomako (TUV SUD) And ‘Cyber Griffin & the PROTECT network: Intelligence-led cyber resilience’ with DS James Pamment\, (City of London Police) \nTalk 1: Many businesses don’t really know where to start with CRA and are struggling to get things going. The costs associated with CRA compliance\, and who in the business is going to do what\, is confusing. \nThis webinar will give some insight into how to get off the ground before it really is too late. \nTalk 2: Discover how Cyber Griffin and the wider UK policing PROTECT network help organisations strengthen their cyber resilience through threat intelligence\, practical guidance and collaborative engagement. \nThis session will explore the free support available to businesses and share how partnerships between industry and law enforcement can help prevent cyber crime before it happens.
URL:https://techworks.org.uk/event/iotsf-webinar-with-joe-lomako-tuv-sud-and-ds-james-pamment-city-of-london-police/
LOCATION:Webinar
CATEGORIES:IoTSF,past-events,TechWorks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260820T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260820T150000
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SUMMARY:Women in TechWorks: From Qubits to Confidence - Verifying Quantum Error Correction
DESCRIPTION:With Rojalin Mishra\, Lead Verification Engineer (Riverlane)\nThis talk explores the engineering realities behind quantum computing\, focusing on the role of hardware verification in building reliable quantum systems. Drawing on experience as a lead verification engineer working on FPGA-based quantum error correction systems\, the speaker shares both personal career insights and the technical challenges involved in developing hardware at the frontier of emerging technology. \nThe session begins with a reflection on the speaker’s journey into hardware verification\, highlighting the importance of persistence\, analytical thinking\, and systematic problem-solving in a highly specialised field. It also examines the challenge of communicating verification work to wider teams\, and the need for collaboration across multiple engineering disciplines in quantum hardware development. \nA central theme is the demystification of quantum error correction. Through practical analogies and examples\, attendees will learn why qubits are fragile\, how errors accumulate\, and how engineers design and verify systems to maintain reliability. The talk demonstrates how abstract quantum physics becomes practical engineering through FPGA-based implementations\, error-detection circuits\, and rigorous testing methodologies. \nUsing real debugging stories from high-stakes projects\, the presentation also shows how verification provides a broader framework for structured problem-solving across engineering domains. Attendees will gain practical insights into quantum hardware\, verification engineering\, and the mindset required to innovate effectively in advanced technology sectors. \nBiography \nI am an Electronics and Communications engineer with over a decade of experience in ASIC verification\, specializing in complex digital systems and verification methodologies. I currently serve as a Lead Verification Engineer\, driving FPGA-based verification for Quantum Error Correction within the rapidly evolving field of Quantum Computing.
URL:https://techworks.org.uk/event/women-in-techworks-from-qubits-to-confidence-verifying-quantum-error-correction/
LOCATION:Webinar
CATEGORIES:past-events,TechWorks,Women in TechWorks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260820T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260820T163000
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SUMMARY:Exploring UK–Canada Semiconductor Collaboration: An Introduction to C2MI
DESCRIPTION:Following the MoU agreement between TechWorks and the Canadian Semiconductor Council last year\, the two organisations are working on practical opportunities for collaboration between the UK and Canadian semiconductor ecosystems. \nAs part of this initiative\, this webinar will introduce C2MI – Canada’s largest microelectronics and semiconductor research and development centre – to the UK semiconductor community. \nBacked by more than $400 million in advanced infrastructure\, cleanrooms and specialist equipment\, C2MI helps companies\, startups and researchers move technologies from early-stage development towards industrialisation and commercial scale. Its capabilities include MEMS\, advanced semiconductor packaging\, photonics\, 200mm and 300mm post-processing\, and emerging quantum technologies. C2MI’s experienced engineering and research teams work directly with partners to reduce technical risk\, solve complex development challenges and accelerate the path from concept to commercial application. \nC2MI has already demonstrated the potential of UK and Canadian collaboration by working with the UK Compound Semiconductor Applications Catapult and Canada’s National Research Council to deliver a co-packaged optical engine for AI data centres and this webinar will provide you with an insight into the Canadian semiconductor industry and the opportunities it might offer. \nDiscover: \n• The capabilities\, facilities and expertise available through C2MI\n• Opportunities to access Canadian semiconductor research and development infrastructure\n• How UK organisations can collaborate with Canadian companies\, researchers\, and innovation partners\n• Potential routes to accelerate development\, de-risk innovation and reach new markets\n• How the TechWorks–Canadian Semiconductor Council partnership can support future transatlantic collaboration
URL:https://techworks.org.uk/event/exploring-uk-canada-semiconductor-collaboration-an-introduction-to-c2mi/
LOCATION:Webinar
CATEGORIES:AESIN,past-events,TechWorks,Webinar
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