Keynote: RISC-V Security - Current Initiatives and Future Trends

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Argues that secure AI-era platforms require a hardware root of trust, measured boot, trusted execution environments with hardware attestation, secure key management and post-quantum algorithms (NIST FIPS 203/204/205); lists ratified RISC-V work such as scalar/vector crypto and control‑flow integrity plus ongoing specs for domain isolation, EPMP/SPMP and memory tagging; highlights OpenTitan open-source root of trust, masked implementations, timing fences and CHERI/“Cherry” memory-safety efforts and calls for secure supply chains and formal verification.

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1. 0:00The need for cybersecurity
2. 3:00Essential security components
3. 6:21RISC-V security initiatives
4. 9:01Implementation security
5. 10:08Industry and academic updates
6. 14:04Future security trends

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