Secure Computing in 2030

Objective of Meeting

The objective for this Monday plenary track was to provide participants with a thought provoking idea of what secure computing and product integrity might look like in the future and what we need to consider today in order to prepare for that. 

This Monday plenary track was sponsored by the Real-time and Embedded Systems Forum, and made possible through the efforts of Joe Bergmann, the Real-time and Embedded Systems Forum Director.

Summary

There were presentations from some of industry’s most esteemed organizations and individuals in the areas of cybersecurity and supply chain integrity.  Presentations were coupled with excellent interactive panel sessions, moderated by David Lounsbury, CTO,The Open Group, which provided valuable insight into challenging questions from the audience.

• Cybersecurity circa 2030, James Stikeleather, Chief Innovation Officer, Dell Services
• The Future of IT Security, Greg Akers, Senior VP of Research and Advanced Development, Cisco
• Threats and Counter Measures, Steve Whitlock, Chief information Security Strategist, Boeing
• Thoughts on the Future of Cybersecurity from a Government Perspective, Chief Strategist, Information Assurance Directorate, NSA
• The Future of the Global Supply Chain, Edna Conway, Chief Security Strategist, Global Value Chain, Cisco
• Using Application Security Ratings to Manage Application Risk, Jon Stevenson, Senior VP Product Strategy, VeraCode and Donna Durkin, CISO, ComputerShare
• The Cost of Being Compliant, Larry Ponemon PhD, Chairman and Founder, CIPP

Outputs

The referenced presentations were the primary output.

Next Steps

Further RT&ES-sponsored tracks will be scheduled at future Open Group conferences as opportunity arises.

Links

See above.