Anthony Harrison
Anthony Harrison has been developing and delivering mission-critical applications for over 40 years working on various complex programs where he held various roles in software, systems and cyber engineering, as well as providing technical leadership for a number of programmes.
He is the Founder and Director of APH10, and co-founder of SBOM Europe, and is a leading source of expertise in Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). He has been developing open source software actively for a number of years; most recently, the applications have been related to supporting the software supply chain through utilities to generate and analyse software bills of materials (SBOMs).
He has been a mentor for the Google Summer of Code for the past four years via the Python Software Foundation and is a mentor for his local CoderDojo in Manchester teaching students Python.
Session
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is focused on improving the security and resilience of digital products. But to comply with the CRA, businesses will need to start preparing the necessary evidence to ensure compliance if they want to continue to deliver digital products to the EU market once the CRA is in force.
Key requirements within the CRA include implementing robust security measures throughout the product life-cycle, adopting secure development practices and implementing proactive vulnerability management processes.
This session will show how a number of the requirements for the CRA can be achieved by use of a number of open source Python tools.