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In this episode, security experts Kai-Fan Chang and Adjay Gopie are talking about developments in the payment security with Bastien Latge (EMVCo). How does EMVCo conduct its security evaluations for payments? How does EMVCo create its specifications? As online payments grow, what security challenges do they create? And what about the future of payments evolving from established methods like cards and terminals to mobile payments, the Internet of Things, automobile payments, smart biometrics, quantum computing, etc.? How will the industry need to approach to these new security challenges?
In this final episode of season 1, we're talking with Christoph Herbst, Head of Cyber Lab Graz at SGS. Besides introducing SGS, we're talking about the different topics that were covered in the first season of Bright Insight Podcast: from Secure MCU's to IoT Security, Security Certification and Cybersecurity developments in general.
In this episode, we're talking about cybersecurity developments with Mike Dow, Senior Product Manager IoT Security at Silicon Labs. How does the market evolve? What are the major trends? And how to connect the certification of components to the certification of devices?
In this episode, we're talking IoT Security with Ilia Stolov, Center Head of Security Solutions at Winbond Electronics. What are the security challenges for system integrators, developers, OEM's and cloud vendors in emerging markets? What are the business cases for implementing security? And how does security become equal to safety?
In this episode we're talking with Anand Rangarajan, Product Marketing Manager at Microchip Technology. He's the marketer for the security market segment of 32 bit microcontrollers. As Microchip is using multiple kind of components/applications, how much visibility do you have as a developer when producing one of those components? Does the developer has the same requirements in terms of security? And can developers rely on the security that is provided by the silicon?
In this episode, we're talking about security certification with John Boggie,
Director, Head of Cybersecurity Certification at NXP Semiconductors. How different are the security requirements amongst regions, products and emerging markets (such as consumer IoT)?
What does Common Criteria (CC) cover and what is Brightsight looking at when doing a CC security evaluation?
Common Criteria is the most widely recognised and comprehensive IT security standard in the world. In this episode, we introduce Common Criteria and its terminology.
We invited Wouter Slegers, Founder and CEO of TrustCB (Certification Body), to talk with us about SESIP (The Security Evaluation Standard for IoT Platforms). In this episode we explain what a Certification Body is, how SESIP was created and where SESIP is going next, after it has been adopted by GlobalPlatform.
In this episode, we're discussing perspectives on the PSA Certified Security Report 2021 "Bridging the Gap". Access the report here: https://report.psacertified.org/
In this episode, we introduce and discuss the EU Cybersecurity Act. We're giving answers to questions such as: What is the Cybersecurity Act? What is its impact on our lives as consumers as well as businesses? What are the latest certification and evaluation requirements in the Cybersecurity framework?
Welcome to the first episode of Bright Insight! In this episode, we will introduce you to Brightsight, the number one security lab in the world.