ICT Knowledge Hub: Security Standards & Autonomous Systems

This session is designed for professionals working with or around system and software development, security requirements, or autonomous technologies — and anyone interested in the crossover between industry standards and real-world applications.

The evening consists of two parts:

• Talk: Patrick Duisters - Forget the numbers, follow the Yellow Brick Road: How various standards can help derive requirements for security
  
  Security standards are often seen as rigid frameworks full of numbers and technical jargon. But what if they could be your guide — not your constraint? In this talk, we’ll explore how a variety of industry standards can support and inspire the development of solid security requirements. You’ll gain practical insights into how security principles from sectors beyond your own can be reused or adapted in your work. Whether you're new to security standards or already deep in the weeds, this talk will offer a fresh perspective and plenty to think about.
• Workshop: Piet de Roo - Securing Autonomy – From Assistance to Full Automation 
  After the talk, we’ll move from theory to practice. This hands-on workshop invites you to apply what you've heard to a real-world scenario: writing both functional and non-functional security requirements for autonomous vehicles. We’ll start with a quick refresher on vehicle automation levels, then dive into collaborative exercises that challenge your thinking and sharpen your skills.

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