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SUSHI'24

Sustainable Hardware Security

-An Interactive Workshop-

Thursday, October 31, 2024
co-located with ICCAD Conference

The agenda is now available!

The desire for digital sovereignty, exacerbated by global semiconductor shortages and geopolitical interests, has led to numerous worldwide initiatives to strengthen semiconductor technology and manufacturing on national and regional scales. Consequently, the pivotal role of hardware security and trustworthiness in computing systems and supply chains has become paramount.

 

Hardware security is foundational to the integrity of computing systems. Insecure hardware compromises critical system functionality and poses significant risks to society.

 

Yet, in recent years, we’ve witnessed a rise in hardware design and implementation vulnerabilities within this evolving landscape. When exploited by unprivileged software, these vulnerabilities can expose sensitive data or compromise entire computing systems. This emerging threat paradigm challenges decades of research in system security, disrupting traditional models that primarily focus on software vulnerabilities and undermining assumptions about hardware trustworthiness.

The workshop aims to unite global researchers and experts from academia, industry, and government to exchange knowledge, explore new ideas, and discuss challenges and research directions. Topics include security-by-design for hardware, scalable assurance methodologies, and security-aware electronic design automation.

Confirmed Speakers and Panelists

Jyotika Athavale
Director, Engineering Architecture at Synopsys, President, IEEE Computer Society

“Addressing Functional Safety Interoperability within the Dependability Lifecycle”

Robert Aitken
Program Manager, Co-design and EDA, CHIPS for America,  U.S. Department of Commerce

“Hardware Security Implications of Advanced Packaging and CHIPS for America”

Chrisma Jackson
Director, Cyber Security & Mission Computing; Chief Information Security Officer, Sandia National Laboratories

“Cybersecurity Risk: Adapting to the Dynamics of an Evolving Enterprise Environment”

Daniel Moghimi
Senior Research Scientist, Security & Privacy Research, Google

“Microarchitectural attacks: Deep vulnerabilities or deep fake?”

J.R. Rao
IBM Fellow and CTO, Security Research at IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center

“Security Challenges for the AI and Hybrid Cloud Era”

Jonathan Ring
Deputy Assistant National Cyber Director for Technology Security

“An ecosystem approach to Hardware Security”

Bita Darvish Rouhani
Distinguished Engineer, NVIDIA

“Unlocking the promise and perils of AI agents”

Cliff Wang

National Science Foundation

“Update to NSF SaTC program”

Jasper van Woudenberg

CTO, Riscure North America

“Cloud-scaling pre-silicon side channel testing”

Time and Venue

Date:
October 31, 2024

Location:
co-located with ICCAD 2024
NEW JERSEY, USA (https://iccad.com)

Organizing Committee

Adam Cron, Synopsys

Jason Fung, Intel

Farinaz Koushanfar, UC San Diego

Jeyavijayan Rajendran, Texas A&M

Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi, TU Darmstadt

Gang Qu, UMD

Steering Committee

Srini Devadas, MIT

Jeyavijayan Rajendran, Texas A&M

Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi, TU Darmstadt

Cliff Wang, NSF

Gang Qu, UMD

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