Cyber Informed Engineering: Getting Engineers to Live Security-by-Design
summary
National strategy elevates cyber‑informed engineering as a concrete path to security-by-design, backed by DOE work now named in the March 2023 National Cyber Strategy and matched by CISA’s new guidance advocating three principles: makers bear security burden, radical transparency, and CEO‑level leadership. Pilots include Project PELE and a water‑system redesign that adds a $50 latency part to prevent pump damage; Idaho National Lab hosts a community of practice and claims memory safety could eliminate roughly two‑thirds of common code flaws.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and panel overview
- 2:27Cyber informed engineering explained
- 5:14Secure by design strategy
- 8:01Convergence of IT and OT security
- 10:53National Cybersecurity Strategy pivots
- 15:29Complementary principles and goals
- 17:40Cyber informed engineering pillars
- 21:11Moving from theory to practice
- 25:51Education and workforce development
- 33:42Industry adoption and pilot projects
- 39:49CISA’s private sector partnerships
- 43:25Resilience and future outlook
- 47:44Q&A and closing remarks
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