Ron Buskey's guest appearances

Ron Buskey

CERIAS Weekly Security Seminar - Purdue University

Ryan Henry

Cory Doctorow

Doug Smith

Larry Ponemon

George Heron

Laura Thomas

Eli Lilly

Stephen Elliott

Tony Sager

David Carroll

Jack Daniel

Joe Judge

Chris Reed

Richard III

John Richardson

OwlTail

Software development processes and tools used for small communication devices have changed significantly over the years.  Some of these practices and processes have resulted in improvements in quality and time to market for their target products, but in some cases have unintended results for the security and trustedness of those same products.  This talk will look at several of these practices and approaches that can drive improvements in quality and productivity metrics for embedded communication software development teams yet create vulnerabilities and/or weaken the security architecture for those products. About the speaker: Ron Buskey leads a team in Motorola Labs focused on security architecture for future product platforms.  This research includes techniques for trusted operation and information protection at a fundamental level so that product applications do not have to be concerned with all of the security issues.  Ron is working with component providers to design and build security into the platform elements to be used in Motorola product platforms.  This will produce enhanced trusted platforms that will be resistant to virus and software hacking attacks on the Motorola products.   Previous to working in Motorola Labs, Mr. Buskey spent time as the security architect for the Motorola Mobile Devices Business.  He also worked as the lead software engineer for Motorola's Secure Products business.  Since graduating from Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester N.Y. in 1981 with a BSEE, Ron has held software architecture, secure communications design and computer engineering assignments.  Additional information can be found at http://www.motorola.com/content.jsp?globalObjectId=7577-9277

<p>Software development processes and tools used for small communication devices have changed significantly over the years.  Some of these practices and processes have resulted in improvements in quality and time to market for their target products, but in some cases have unintended results for the security and trustedness of those same products.  This talk will look at several of these practices and approaches that can drive improvements in quality and productivity metrics for embedded communication software development teams yet create vulnerabilities and/or weaken the security architecture for those products. About the speaker: Ron Buskey leads a team in Motorola Labs focused on security architecture for future product platforms.  This research includes techniques for trusted operation and information protection at a fundamental level so that product applications do not have to be concerned with all of the security issues.  Ron is working with component providers to design and build security into the platform elements to be used in Motorola product platforms.  This will produce enhanced trusted platforms that will be resistant to virus and software hacking attacks on the Motorola products.   Previous to working in Motorola Labs, Mr. Buskey spent time as the security architect for the Motorola Mobile Devices Business.  He also worked as the lead software engineer for Motorola's Secure Products business.  Since graduating from Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester N.Y. in 1981 with a BSEE, Ron has held software architecture, secure communications design and computer engineering assignments.  Additional information can be found at <a href="http://www.motorola.com/content.jsp?globalObjectId=7577-9277" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.motorola.com/content.jsp?globalObjectId=7577-9277</a></p>

Ron Buskey, Security issues within embedded software development