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 Ido Amidi Presented at Security Field Day |
This Presentation date is October 21, 2021 at 8:00-10:00.
Presenters: Ambuj Kumar, Geoff Cooper, Jesse Schrater, Mark Sadler, Richard Kerslake, Ziv Tsarfati
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Confidential Computing with Intel & Fortanix
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The intersection of data transformation and emerging cybersecurity threats is driving a massive up-tick in regulations and the need for real protections for maintaining the confidentiality and integrity of data. Confidential Computing addresses this next frontier by protecting code and data while being processed in memory, especially applicable for sensitive workloads and Multi-party Compute scenarios across Healthcare, Financial Services, Government, Public Cloud. Enabled by hardware and optimized by software, Intel and Fortanix are leading the way with proven and deployed solutions. For more information, visit http://www.intel.lv/Intel-Fortanix
Personnel: Ambuj Kumar, Jesse Schrater
Intel How Ethical Facial Recognition Can Identify Security Threats in Real Time
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Facial recognition offers tremendous benefits to businesses and society when used effectively and responsibly. It’s a convenient way to unlock your phone or enter your office space, but it’s becoming more controversial. As with any new technology, valid questions have been raised and concerns voiced about facial recognition’s application and shortcomings.
In this session, AnyVision will showcase its ground-breaking technology and demonstrate how ethical facial recognition is being used today by modern enterprises for watchlist alerting — identifying security threats and VIPs in real-time by comparing pictures from live video streams against a defined list of “”persons of interest.”” This same technology is also fueling a revolution in touchless access control to open guarded points of entry with biometric-based, friction-free authorization. AnyVision is working closely with Intel utilizing Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit to unlock advanced vision capabilities and ease budgetary strains for enterprise customers.
Personnel: Mark Sadler, Ziv Tsarfati
Intel FIDO Device Onboard (FDO)
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Onboarding and provisioning of IOT devices is the first critical step in the deployment of new industrial or enterprise systems. Currently this is often handled manually – an approach that is expensive, time consuming and insecure. A new industry standard – FIDO Device Onboard is now available to specifically address these challenges by offering an automated and more secure approach. In this paper we will review the onboarding challenge, discuss how FDO works and talk about open source software implementations available that implement FDO.
Personnel: Geoff Cooper, Richard Kerslake