CIP (Civil Infrastructure Platform): Reusing and Strengthening OSS Component Securi...
summary
CIP reuses Debian components to build an industrial-grade base, selects Linux kernel 5.10 for 10+ years support, and develops an IEC 62443 layer containing added security packages (Google multi‑factor auth, backup and encryption tooling) while working with an accredited certification body aiming for final assessment by year end. Work includes reproducible‑build fixes, CVE tracking integrations, threat modeling of GitLab workflows, and a Debian Bullseye + kernel 5.10 reference image and update primitives that are ready for testing on hardware.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 4:16Open Source Base Layer (OSBL)
- 5:53CIP Platform
- 9:32CIP Core package list
- 14:01IEC-62443: CIP Security & CIP Core workgroup
- 17:54Mission & Goal
- 21:07Challenges from OSS perspective
- 31:21CIP users benefit from CIP IEC-62443 compliance
- 33:57Comparison CIP vs Non-CIP(OSS) distributions
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