Attestation is a key technology for Confidential Computing. An Attestation report requires verification to be useful to help establish trustworthiness. The process of verification can be complicated, requiring knowledge of token formats and access to a source of reference data that may only be available from a manufacturing supply chain. To address some of these challenges, the OSS Project Veraison (VERificAtIon of atteStatiON) will build software components that can be used to create Attestation Verification services. This webinar discusses the scope of the project and examines how the components can be targeted for different ecosystems.
Introduction to Veraison
Abstract
Speakers
Simon Frost
Software Architect
Simon Frost is a Software Architect in the Architecture and Technology Group at Arm. He runs a software prototyping team responsible for building components that will assist using technologies based on Arm architectures in various environments. Areas of interest include attestation and firmware provenance.
Simon Frost is a Software Architect in the Architecture and Technology Group at Arm. He runs a software prototyping team responsible for building components that will assist using technologies based on Arm architectures in various environments. Areas of interest include attestation and firmware provenance.
Thomas Fossati
Principal Software Engineer
Thomas Fossati is an engineer in the Architecture and Technology Group at Arm where he deals with attestation in various capacities and is the tech lead for Project Veraison. For CCC he is the Arm representative on the TAC and a co-chair of the Attestation SIG.
Thomas Fossati is an engineer in the Architecture and Technology Group at Arm where he deals with attestation in various capacities and is the tech lead for Project Veraison. For CCC he is the Arm representative on the TAC and a co-chair of the Attestation SIG.