Seminar: Safety and Security Integration

THE SAFETY-CRITICAL SYSTEMS CLUB, Seminar:

Safety and Security Integration

Thursday 26 April, 2018 - London, UK

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel - West End 92 Southampton Row, Bloomsbury, London WC1B 4BH

This seminar looked at the latest developments in practical integration of Safety and Security: in analyses, processes, management, assessments and assurance cases.

Selected slides are now available - click on the talk title link in the table below:

A variety of speakers from a wide range of sectors explained how these two critically important aspects of systems and services can work together in a coherent manner.

Practical techniques for integrating safety and security in an safety context across lifecycle phases were identified. The ways in which risk assessments, analysis techniques and justifications can be linked and combined were highlighted.

Real-life case studies and examples were used to demonstrate the techniques.

Speaker information and an updated programme for this event are available.

	Safety and Security Integration 26^th April 2018
09:00	Registration and coffee
09:25	Introduction
09:30	Safety & Security of future SATCOM-based Aviation Data Links Paul Hampton - CGI
10:10	Practical Methods to Integrate Cyber Security testing and Safety Critical Systems Paul Dart, NCC Group
10:50	Coffee
11:15	Safety is from Mars, Security is from Venus: Exploring the Practical and Socio-technical Challenges of Safety-Security Co-assurance Nikita Johnson, University of York & BAE Systems
11:55	VulCAN: Efficient Component Authentication and Software Isolation for Automotive Control Networks Jan Tobias Muehlberg, KU Leuven
12:35	Lunch
13:25	SCSC Update
13:30	A Data Focussed Approach to Mapping Security Failures to Safety Impacts Bob Oates, Rolls-Royce PLC
14:10	Aligning Safety and Security Risk Management Andy Scott, NATS
14:50	Tea
15:15	Security-Informed Risk Assessment for Safety Critical Systems Robert Stroud, Adelard LLP
15:55	A model for addressing cyber security threats in behavioural safety cases Andrew Eaton, CAA
16:35	Panel Session A wrap-up session at the end of the day chaired by Tim Kelly. It also gives the delegates a further opportunity to put questions to the speakers.
17:15	Close and opportunities for networking

If you would like further technical details about this seminar, please contact Mike Parsons (mike.parsons@scsc.uk).

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