MOJO - A Robust Java Virtual Machine for Morello
MOJO - 适用于 Morello 的强大 Java 虚拟机
基本信息
- 批准号:10027332
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 152.32万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Last year, 46% of UK businesses reported cyber-attacks or breaches. Cyber-attacks cost small/nano businesses £175m last year in Greater Manchester alone; 56,000 small businesses were attacked, of which 12,000 were attacked weekly. The MOJO project is motivated by the commitment of THG PLC to have the best possible security protection for its e-commerce and hosting business. This extends to wanting to understand how future Arm platforms, as represented by the Morello System-on-Chip (SoC), could improve the security of its business while contributing directly to the Morello software ecosystem. The project is led by THG, a world leader in the e-commerce sector, where it operates by ensuring that its e-commerce services and data centre hosting provide advanced security technologies. THG's e-commerce platform runs in data centers across the world, and it is under constant attack due to its prominent market position. THG has accumulated wide-ranging cybersecurity experience, and a growing volume of collected data from such attacks. THG is assisted by the University of Manchester (UoM). The team at UoM has unique research expertise on Java Virtual Machines and Arm systems. MOJO will enrich the Arm-developed technology platform (Morello platform and software stack) by developing an open source robust, mature and security-enhanced Java Virtual Machine (JVM). JVMs are of key importance for THG, as well as for most software developers. The Morello ecosystem lacks important software technology for data centres; for example Scala- and Java-based big data frameworks (such as Apache Spark, Flink, Kafka, Elasticsearch, Storm, Cassandra, Giraph, ...) which require a mature and robust JVM.The social and economic benefits of a security improved JVM are directly associated with reducing the potential impact of security breaches and attacks, and the costs required to secure digital businesses and services. The societal impacts are improved public perception to the benefits of technology, and less disruption to the daily activities of individuals in society due to security incidents, and service outages across public, government, and paid for digital services. Demonstrating the enhanced security capabilities in JVMs, strengthens the global and, especially, UK impact to online business, the public and government services and objectives. Finally, the proposed robust and mature JVM will enrich the Morello software ecosystem capable of protecting against future cyber-attacks.
去年,英国有46%的企业报告了网络攻击的费用。对莫雷洛(Morello)芯片(SOC)的压制,它的保护是电子商务和托管业务。这是通过确保电子商务服务和数据中心托管提供的安全技术,在数据中心提供的电子商务平台,以及越来越多的攻击中的收集数据。和增强的Java虚拟机(JVM)。 Kafka,Storm,Cassandra,Giraph,...)需要和强大的JV.社会和经济福利,安全性改善的JVM与安全和攻击的潜在影响以及确保数字业务和服务所需的成本相关社会的影响是对收益的改善感,而对社会的日常活动较少,由于安全性,政府付出了数字服务,这表明了JVMS的安全性增强。公共和政府服务和目标。
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