Pulse: Digital Trust

Increase operational security, protect the confidentiality, authenticity and integrity of digital data, guarantee the protection of privacy, while simplifying the deployment of cybersecurity strategies. (c) P.Jayet/CEA
Due to the rise in cybercrime, Internet of Things (IoT) cybersecurity is a major challenge for digital trust. Strengthening and hardening critical embedded, increasingly interconnected and smarter systems are now vital.
New smart and intrinsically secure nanocomponents to reinforce the resistance of systems against future cyberattacks improved security of smart embedded systems throughout their lifecycle (including AI algorithms) + safer deployment environments through digital ID, data sovereignty and secure interactions between smart systems.
To develop and test new security features for components and systems in three fields of application: Industry 4.0, homecare and robotics.
CEA, Diabeloop, Grenoble INP-UGA, Inria, Schneider Electric, STMicroelectronics, UGA
Vincent Cachard , Director of the Nanoelec/Pulse program and manager of the Hardware security research department at CEA-Leti © P. Jayet/CEA
Christophe Villemazet is vice-director of the Nanoelec/Pulse program and engineer at CEA-© P. Jayet/CEA

Point of view: “To live in a trusted digital world” by Vincent Cachard