Today’s software relies heavily on reused components and automation tools, built by a vast network of contributors who may never meet. This supply chain approach speeds up development and can improve quality, but it also creates new security risks.
On 14 October, Senior DSV Lecturer Nicolas Harrand will unpack what happens when parts of the software supply chain go rogue. He will share real-world examples and explore what can be done to address these risks, offering perspectives on how organisations and developers might respond.
Agenda
08:45 – Breakfast & networking
09:15 – Welcome
09:20 – Presentation by Nicolas Harrand
09:35 – Q&A
09:45 – Event concludes
Who should attend?
This meetup is for anyone interested in computer and systems architecture, particularly those working with virtual platforms, simulation and embedded software development.
Meet the speaker
Fredrik Larsson is Principal Engineer at Intel Sweden. He is one of the original developers of the Intel Simics simulator and has worked with virtual platform technology for more than 25 years.
Jakob Engblom is Product Marketing Director at Cadence. He has worked with virtual platforms, simulation and embedded software since 2002, with roles at Virtutech, Wind River, Intel, ASTC VLAB Works, and now Cadence.
About CaSA Meetups
The CaSA Meetup series creates an open, engaging environment for professionals from industry and academia to exchange ideas and learn about new innovations. It’s also a place to build connections across the ecosystem.
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