Building Resilience Standards, Resiliently
summary
Standards history shows concrete wins and stumbles: NIST SP 800-183 expands firmware resilience beyond BIOS, while the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) exists widely but sees slow uptake until ecosystems expose its measurements. IETF’s RATS produces a technology‑agnostic attestation architecture that enables endpoint health reports to feed 5G analytics in 3GPP, defending ML pipelines from poisoning. Openness, membership model, voting rules and early interoperable implementations determine whether a spec becomes usable, adopted and actually reduces outages.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 2:59What is Resilience?
- 3:55Cyber Resilience Hierarchy
- 5:04Standards Resilience and National Security
- 5:45Types of Standards Development Organizations (SDO)
- 8:35Trusted Platform Modules
- 10:06Architecture for Reporting
- 11:17TCG Vendor Consortium Make-Up
- 12:08TCG SDO Operations
- 13:12IETF Remote Attestation (RATS)
- 15:49Remote Attestation Integrated with Framework for SG Network Automation
- 17:313rd Generations Partnership Program (3GPP) SDO Operations
- 20:43International Telecommunications Unit-Standards Sector (ITU-T) Operations
- 23:28Apply What You Have Learned Today • Next week you should - Take a look at the diversity can you create new partnerships to share ideas?
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