ODSI: A Building-Block Approach to Secure Isolation

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Developing proven isolation mechanisms and a more efficient evaluation methodology for complex embedded and IoT systems.

Context

The challenge

Connected embedded systems combine multiple hardware and software components with different levels of security assurance. Evaluating the entire system using traditional certification methods can require considerable time, cost and effort. ODSI addressed the need for a trusted foundation capable of isolating security-critical applications while supporting modular, scalable system evaluation.

Project Overview

The project

ODSI (On Demand Secure Isolation) developed a security model based on hardware and software isolation mechanisms, together with a certification methodology for embedded and IoT systems.

Our Role

Internet of Trust’s contribution

Internet of Trust led the project’s security work package. Its work included:

The analysed use cases covered routers, corporate mobile devices, airport ground-service
vehicles, agriculture and SCADA platforms.

Key outcomes

Key results

Project Details

Project at a glance

Publications

Selected publications and presentations

  • ICCC 2018: Robustness Propagation Through Systems of Heterogeneous Common
    Criteria Components
  • L’Embarqué 2016: Internet of Trust apporte services et conseil pour la sécurité des
    objets connectés
  • Connect Security World 2016: Mapping the New IoT Security Threats
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