Richard (Dick) Brooks

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  • METHODS FOR VERIFICATION OF SOFTWARE OBJECT AUTHENTICITY AND INTEGRITY

    Issued US 11374961

    A computer - implemented method includes determining , by a processor , an authenticity of a software object and its supply chain and providing an authenticity result indicative thereof ; determining , by the processor , an integrity of the software object and its supply chain and providing an integrity result indicative thereof ; and determining , by the processor, from the authenticity result and the integrity
    result , a score indicative of an amount of trust in the supply chain of the…

    A computer - implemented method includes determining , by a processor , an authenticity of a software object and its supply chain and providing an authenticity result indicative thereof ; determining , by the processor , an integrity of the software object and its supply chain and providing an integrity result indicative thereof ; and determining , by the processor, from the authenticity result and the integrity
    result , a score indicative of an amount of trust in the supply chain of the software object and in the software object , wherein the score is indicative of an amount of trust that the software object will work correctly if installed in a system that utilizes the software object .

    A software object is defined as any digital object that contains software or is constructed by software or is considered software, that is needed to manage and/or operate a digital device correctly to perform a desired function, as expected by an end user or consumer of that software object and/or digital device. This SAG process uses corroborating evidence gathered using thorough risk assessment techniques to determine the trust level (trustworthiness) assigned to a software object, called a SAGScore™, across 7 risk categories, considering 39 independent risk factors.

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