Start With

WCPGW or What Could Possibly Go Wrong is an ironic expression. It's often used to describe a situation or idea that is likely to fail, exposing a lack of experience or foresight.

How can teams avoid embarrassing situations? Engineering groups that build system-on-chips (SoC) or hardware IPs often struggle with security challenges. Complex systems present diverse security issues, and teams may lack the knowledge and experience to address them effectively. This makes it hard to implement robust security measures."

By adopting a "Start With WCPGW" perspective, teams can imagine worst-case scenarios and proactively devise robust strategies to prioritize risk mitigations, ensuring better preparedness and ultimately leading to more secure and resilient products.