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IEEE International Symposium on Hardware Oriented Security and Trust (HOST) 2020
Mid-Summer Webinar Panel, July 28, 12:00-1:30 pm EST, 2020
Title:
How Can Hardware Security Contribute to the Fight Against COVID-19 and to Post Pandemic Life?
Panel Organizers: Jim Plusquellic, Saverio
Fazzari and Domenic Forte
The COVID-19 pandemic has had unprecedented and widespread impacts on the economy, travel, politics, education, research, and human social lives in 2020. It is widely agreed that technology will play a critical
role (both short-term and long-term) in mitigating the spread of the COVID-19 and establishing a “new normal”. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is minimizing exposure to virus. Social distancing is being maintained through remote work, education, and health
services, online retail, and on-demand food delivery. Scalable methods for fever screening and contact tracing are being developed to quickly identify the infected, warn patient contacts of exposure, and break chains of virus transmission. In the post-pandemic
world, some of these ‘best’ practices may continue while new ones (e.g., contact-less everything, robot/drone delivery, etc.) emerge. Confidence in the hardware is more important because of the impact of the threat.
The new normal and upcoming practices/technologies have opened up the door to unfamiliar security and privacy issues. During this webinar, the moderator and panelists will discuss some of the risks, opportunities,
and possible roadmaps for researchers in the field of hardware security to address them.
Moderator:
Saverio Fazzari, Booz Allen Hamilton
Panelists:
Topics:
The panel will primarily focus on the following topic areas and questions:
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Data Privacy: How secure are the devices being used
for contact tracking, health monitoring, online shopping, etc.? How to avoid being tracked outside the workplace? How to protect against unauthorized access to my tracking and health information? How should such data be stored and for how long?
All attendees must register using the following link:
https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/2508996/23DF48DE5BCC5A86AECBE618C8F53040?partnerref=panel
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