MAChiaVelli Methodology for Assessing Components Vulnerabilities in SMI2G 2022
Explore the comprehensive MAChiaVelli methodology for assessing vulnerabilities in IT components at SMI2G 2022 conference in Brussels. This methodology includes run-time and design-time methods, fuzzy testing, symbolic execution, and more to enhance cybersecurity practices and mitigate risks effectively. Join the proposed coordinator, Graziano GIORGI, and key partners TECOMS, Defence Research Institute, Rome Hospital, and others to delve into supply chain issues, vulnerability assessments, and best practices aligned with the EU Cybersecurity Act.
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MAChiaVelli Methodology for Assessing Components Vulnerabilities SMI2G 2022, 16-17 May 2022, Brussels Graziano GIORGI graziano.giorgi@zanasi-alessandro.eu Role: Proposed coordinator Proposal activity: HORIZON-CL3-2022-CS-01-02 1 Graziano GIORGI (graziano.giorgi@zanasi-alessandro.eu)
Proposal idea SMI2G 2022, 16-17 May 2022, Brussels A methodology components vulnerabilities, including: for the assessment of IT A gap analysis to produce updated best practices; Both design-time and run-time methods to discover vulnerabilities; Supply chains issues to investigate the availability of critical components. 2 Graziano GIORGI (graziano.giorgi@zanasi-alessandro.eu)
The MAChiaVelli's methodology SMI2G 2022, 16-17 May 2022, Brussels Run-time methods Design-time methods Fuzzy testing Symbolic Execution Cyber ranges/Digital Twins Supporting tools for CI/CD pipeline Etc. Best practices aligned with the EU Cybersecurity Act IDE s warnings and plug-in modules UML and class diagrams Etc. IT components Firmwares, Communications protocols, Operating Systems, APIs, drivers, etc. Supply chain issues evaluation (availability, replacement, trustworthiness, maintenance, etc. of IT components) Vulnerability assessment List of vulnerabilities Recommendations to mitigate them Risk score 3 Graziano GIORGI (graziano.giorgi@zanasi-alessandro.eu)
Project participants Coordinator (TBC): Zanasi & Partners (IT) SMI2G 2022, 16-17 May 2022, Brussels Partners / Other participants: TECOMS (IT) Defence Research Institute (FR) Rome Hospital (IT) EU LEAs Secured communication partner (UK, TBC) Looking for: Sensors, HW and IoT experts System integrators A research center/large industry acting as a coordinator 4 Graziano GIORGI (graziano.giorgi@zanasi-alessandro.eu)
