Establishing an Ecosystem for Secure Manufacturing

Presented by Matt King (NVIDIA)

Manufacturing trusted devices require the programming of blank parts with a range of content from firmware to write once memory. Often write once memory impacts device function such as device calibration to the security state of the device. Security related write once memory ranges in function from securing diagnostic ports, to endorsing a unique device identity, and root of trust attestation. Much of the content delivered to blank parts needs to be delivered with integrity and in some cases confidentiality to ensure intended function under the control of trusted entities. This session builds on the previously in project presentation of Secure Manufacturing by fleshing out the details for a proposed specification leading to the establishment of trusted and verifiable devices in a variety of manufacturing settings as they flow within and between manufacturers ultimately to the consumer.