Validating the Integrity of Computing Devices
summary
Describes techniques and collaborative work from the NIST NCCoE Supply Chain Assurance Project and industry partners (Archer, Intel, Eclypsium) to verify that internal components of purchased computing devices are authentic and unmodified. Covers methods for validating hardware and firmware integrity across manufacturing and distribution to ensure supply-chain resilience.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:20Welcome
- 2:58Introductions
- 6:53Challenges in the supply chain
- 9:35Supply chain risks
- 12:11Challenges
- 15:34Why we did the work
- 20:12What should an organization do
- 33:40Key takeaways
- 37:32Questions
- 40:28Bit rot
- 45:51Data import
- 48:22Boundary of a component
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