Keynote: Evolution of Open Source for Safe Usage in Critical Systems
summary
Open source components require machine-readable evidence for safety and security: prototypes generate SBOMs and provenance metadata from CI, map CVEs to safety profiles, and attach attestations that travel with binaries. Work shows concrete integrations with Linux Xen Yocto Zephyr, kernel provenance patches, Xen isolation knobs, Yocto buildinfo hooks and Zephyr safety manifests. Demos produce automated reports and a reproducible build chain that flags unsafe versions before deployment.
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