Research Institute in Secure Hardware and Embedded Systems (RISE), Professor Maire O'Neill
summary
A UK virtual institute creates a coordinated program for hardware security with £5 million over five years funding and four core projects hosted at Bristol, Cambridge, Birmingham and Queen’s, targeting counterfeit detection, hardware Trojans, side‑channel attacks, memory safety for IoT, and deep learning in hardware security. It builds attack‑resilient, user‑controllable root‑of‑trust platforms, has launched, opens an industry advisory board, and schedules calls and a spring school to transfer results into products.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00RISE mission
- 1:06Hardware security need
- 2:52Cloned devices threats
- 4:36Globalized manufacturing threats
- 6:44Hardware security challenges
- 7:48Hardware roots of trust
- 8:51RISE vision and industry
- 10:34Core projects and challenges
- 12:20RISE future plans
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