Special Keynote
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Claims a concrete engineering shift: adopt NIST SP 800-160 with ISO 15288 (2023) systems engineering, follow 30 critical design principles, and treat security as multi‑dimensional not perimeter‑only. Cites three years of NASA/JPL satellite experiments that rebuilt a system and blocked many attacks, warns about trillions of lines of code, billions of devices, and attacks reaching OS and supply chain layers, and promotes zero‑trust, segmented domains, least‑functionality/privilege, and education pipelines as measurable steps toward resilient, mission‑critical systems.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:08Cyber threats and national security
- 3:38Trust and assurance in technology
- 6:28Essential partnership for defense
- 10:03Trustworthy secure systems
- 13:57Multi-dimensional cyber defense
- 16:51Real-world experiments and lessons
- 18:18Global collaboration and outreach
- 20:04Call to action and closing
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