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IST Statement on President Biden’s Artificial Intelligence Executive Order

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IST Statement on President Biden’s Artificial Intelligence Executive Order

IST commends the Biden-Harris Administration for this week releasing its Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence. IST looks forward to playing a catalyzing role in helping identify gaps, shape solutions, and inform the intense work that still needs to be done. 
AI foundation models, critical infrastructure, Executive Order, Infrastructure-as-a-Service, open-source
November 1, 2023
2022 Developments: Expanding Cyber Threat Landscape, Growing Tensions Around Transparency, and Increasing Focus on Cyber Capacity Building

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2022 Developments: Expanding Cyber Threat Landscape, Growing Tensions Around Transparency, and Increasing Focus on Cyber Capacity Building

In 2022, cybersecurity took center stage. Three prominent developments stand out: first, cyber threats are multiplying, drawing increasing attention from professionals across multiple economic sectors; second, assumptions about the benefits of technology-driven transparency seem increasingly tenuous; and third, a growing consensus about the range of cyber threats is breathing new life into efforts at cyber capacity building. 
capacity building, cyber espionage, open-source, Ransomware, transparency
February 2, 2023
IST announces new support from Omidyar Network to develop a framework for a secure open-source software ecosystem

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IST announces new support from Omidyar Network to develop a framework for a secure open-source software ecosystem

Through a partnership with Omidyar Network, a social change venture that works to reimagine critical systems and the ideas that govern them, IST will work to develop a framework for securing the open-source software ecosystem.
announcements, digital infrastructure, open-source, software
January 23, 2023
Hardware that is Less Untrusted: Open Source Down to the Silicon

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Hardware that is Less Untrusted: Open Source Down to the Silicon

In an essay out of the workshop "Last Chance: Communicating at the Nuclear Brink," Ron Minnich argues "We can not build on a foundation that is compromised at all levels. There is no visibility into the system's behavior. The existing model assumes perfect software: 'Trust, but don't verify." We need to start anew, from the gates, and work our way up.
CATALINK, central processing unit, chip, computing, CPU, firmware, hardware, IO chips, memory chip, motherboard, NC3, open-source, PC, personal computer, silicon, software, supply chain, UV
June 9, 2020
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