ETH Zürich Cyber Group, Confidential Remote Computing

Confidential Remote Computing: Protecting Secrets with a Hardware-Assisted Cyber Defense Solution

In this event, lead by the Confidential Remote Computing community and supported by the ETH Cyber Group - Student Initiative through the Cyber Clinic project, the goal is to bring this very advanced and upcoming tech closer to people.

There, the community experts, Oxford & ETH alumni and academic researchers will be answering the questions of how can we trust our digital devices, how can we establish trusted channels between our servers, and answers on collecting evidences about a remote system running with our critical assets.
This technology is currently being developed and deployed by companies such as Intel and AMD, as it will play a very important role in the security of tomorrow!

Warm welcome for all expert and non-expert participants. Engineering to Insurance, Finance to Healthcare, it is open to anyone seeking to deepen their experiences in the age of Digital Trust.
No previous knowledge is expected.

What to expect
Lots of Networking, Informal place to learn together, Opportunities to ask your questions directly.

Date and time
19th December 2023, 18:00-20:30 (CET)

Location
@ Student Project House (Zentrum), Clausiusstrasse 16, Building FHK

We are building a community around the following topics;

• Confidential Computing
• Digital Security by Design
• IoT Security
• Zero Trust
• Trusted Computing
• Remote Attestation
• Software Isolation
• Root of Trust for Measurement, Reporting, Storage
• Trusted Platform Module
• Software Guard eXtensions
• Digital Hardware Enclaves
• Hardware Assisted Trust
• Confidential Compute Architecture
• Secure Enclave Development
• Cloud, Infrastructure, IoT, Edge, Web, Server, End-user Device, Application Security