Agenda

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13:00 CET Introduction, Jose Ruiz Gualda, Program Director, ICCC, Co-founder, jtsec Beyond IT Security, Spain; Opening Welcome (P00a) Martin Schaffer, Global Head of Cybersecurity Services, SGS Group, Austria

13:05 CET Keynote: Securing the Edge: The Role of Third-Party Security Verification (P00b) Wolfgang Steinbauer, Vice-President, Head of Competence Centre Crypto and Security, NXP, Austria

13:35 CET CCDB Update (P00c) Rob Huisman, Netherlands National Communications Security Agency, Netherlands

13:50 CET CCRA Update (P00d) Colin Whorlow, Head of International Standards, National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), United Kingdom

14:05 CET CCUF Update (P00e) Petra Manche, Product Security Certification Engineer, Cisco, United Kingdom

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16:00 CET FIA’s OTP Security—a Common Criteria Approach (M01a) Markus Bartsch, Business Development, TUViT, Germany; Markus Wagner, TÜV Informationstechnik GmbH

16:30 CET The Road to Smart Meter Security Requirements Acceptance (M01b) Willem Strabbing, Managing Director, ESMIG, Belgium; Olaf Tettero, CTO, Brightsight, The Netherlands

17:00 CET eHealth: Infrastructure and Evaluation in Germany (M01c) Sebastian Hoppach, Security Consultant/Evaluator, TÜV Informationstechnik GmbH, Germany

Moderator: Petra Manche, Product Security Certification Engineer, Cisco, United Kingdom

 

17:30 CET SGS and Graz University of Technology Announcing Launch of New Cybersecurity Research Center (P01d) Martin Schaffer, Global Head of Cybersecurity Services of SGS, Germany; Stefan Mangard, Professor and Head of the Institute of Applied Information Processing and Communications at Graz University of Technology

In 2019, SGS and Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) announced the Cybersecurity Campus Graz, where SGS then located its global headquarter for Cybersecurity Services next to TU Graz’ Cybersecurity Research Team (famous for their discoveries around Meltdown and Spectre). One key milestone of growing the campus is now the launch of a new cybersecurity research center, operated by SGS and TU Graz. In the session, Martin Schaffer, Global Head of SGS Cybersecurity Services and Stefan Mangard, Professor of IT-Security of TU Graz, will disclose the name of the new research company, its vision, mission and how it will provide high value to society.

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18:00 CET FIPS vs CC: What Drives Certification Demand for HSMs? (M02a) Ignacio Dieguez, Senior Principal Security Certifications Engineer, Entrust, United Kingdom; Natalya Robert, Principal Security Certifications Engineer, Entrust, United Kingdom

18:30 CET Protection Profile for SaaS Multi-Tenant Cryptographic Isolation (M02b) Richard Tychansky, Security Architect, Identity Dynamics Corp, United States

Moderator: Nithya Rachamadugu, Senior Director, Cygnacom Solutions, United States

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13:00 CET Japanese Scheme Update (U10a) Toru Hashimoto, Assistant Manager, IPA, Japan

13:30 CET Hardcopy Devices iTC Update (U10b) Kwangwoo Lee, Security Architect, HP, South Korea

14:00 CET KSO3C: Polish Schema for Evaluation and Certification Compliant with Common Criteria—Last Step Towards Recognition (U10c) Elzbieta Andrukiewicz, KSO3C Project Manager, National Institute of Telecommunications, Poland

Moderator: Naisby Camponeschi, NIAP, United States

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15:00 CET Spanish Scheme Update (U11a) Pablo Franco, CCN (Centro Criptológico Nacional), Spain

15:30 CET ISCI-WG1 Contribution to the Common Criteria Methodology Improvement and Usage (U11b) Francois Guerin, ISCI-WG1 Chairman, Representative of Thales in ISCI-WG1, ISCI-WG1, France

16:00 CET 2020 Statistics Report. Is the Industry Surviving to Lockdown? (U11c) José Pulido, jtsec, Spain

16:30 CET Using the Common Criteria in Canada (U11d) Robert Harland, Operations Manager, Canadian Common Criteria Scheme, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, Canada

Moderator: Erin Connor, Consultant, Canada

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17:30 CET Towards Creating an Extension for Patch Management for ISO/IEC 15408 and ISO/IEC 18045 (S12a) Sebastian Fritsch, Secuvera, Germany; Javier Tallón, jtsec, Spain

18:00 CET The Changes of Change Management (S12b) Gabor Hornyak, CTO & Head of Budapest laboratory, CCLab Ltd., Hungary

18:30 CET Results on Automating National Information Assurance Partnership (NIAP) Requirements Testing for Mobile App Vetting (S12c) Vincent Sritapan, Program Manager, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, United States; Angelos Stavrou, Kryptowire, United States

Moderator: Brian Wood, Device Security Certification Manager, Samsung Research America, United States

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13:00 CET Automotive Cyber Security (L20a) Xavier Vilarrubla, General Manager, Brightsight Barcelona, Spain

13:30 CET What About 5G Certification (L20b) Boutheina Chetali, Security Certification Sr. Expert, Huawei Technologies France, France

14:00 CET Update on NESAS/SCAS Scheme (L20c) James Moran, Head of Security, GSMA, Ireland

Moderator: Juan Manuel Gonzalez Nieto, Laboratory Director and Co-founder,Teron Labs, Australia

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15:00 CET Strong Digital Identity as an Enabler for Adaptive Security and How It Fits into Certification (L21a) John Boggie, Director, Head of Cybersecurity Certification, NXP Semiconductors, United Kingdom; Georg Stutz, Principal Security Certification Expert, NXP Semiconductors, Germany

15:30 CET Composite Evaluations: The Way Forward for IoT Security and Compliance (L21b) Dirk-Jan Out, CEO, Brightsight, The Netherlands

16:00 CET Certifying IoT Devices: Challenges from the Real World (L21c) Raphael Spreitzer, Principal Security Expert, SGS Digital Trust Services, Austria

16:30 CET The EMVCo Security Evaluation Processes for IoT (L21d) Gary Hemmings, Member, EMVCo Security Evaluation Group, Director, MasterCard, United Kingdom

Moderator: Alicia Squires, Global Certifications Team–Manager, FIPS/Common Criteria, Cisco Systems, United States

17:00 CET Securyzr iSE: An integrated Secure Element to Easily Reach your CC Certification (P21d)

Securyzr iSE is an integrated Secure Element. It offers multiple services to the host system (ECU, IoT, iUICC, etc.) various services such as Secure Boot, Key management, etc. all along the life of the device. By delivering the Securyzr iSE to its customers, Secure-IC simplifies their certification process thank to various services such as support to FIPS and/or CC certification, re-use of certification documentation or pre-silicon evaluation.

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17:30 CET Formal Models for High-Assurance: Why and How (A22a) Carolina Lavatelli, CTO, Internet of Trust, France

18:00 CET Qualcomm’s View on EUCC and Importance of Composition and Re-Use in Certification (A22b) Anne-Lise Thieblemont, Vice President, Qualcomm, United States

18:30 CET Cloud and Common Criteria: NWI ISO Proposal (A22c ) Joshua Brickman, Director, Security Evaluations, Oracle, United States

Moderator: Dianne Hale, NIAP, United States