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SUSHI@NIST: Rolling Next-Generation Secure Hardware into Standards

Hardware security is vital to national defense, economic resilience, and emerging technologies amid geopolitical uncertainty and semiconductor disruptions. Modern systems face escalating hardware-level threats that bypass conventional protections, endangering critical infrastructure, privacy, and performance. 

The 2026 SUSHI@NIST Workshop convenes leaders across sectors to build scalable, sustainable, and mission-aligned solutions. Key themes include threat mitigation, supply chain assurance, AI-integrated system protection, and firmware resilience. The workshop will also launch a “Semiconductor Development Life Cycle Security Framework”, shaping national strategy and guiding trusted microelectronics design, deployment, and adoption. Stakeholder engagement is essential to secure our semiconductor future.

For More Information: Click the "Website" button to the right to go to the main NIST website for details including registration and agenda for this workshop.

Please note that after the workshop is completed, the presentations and other relevant materials will be available on the current page. 

Event Details

Starts: January 28, 2026 - 09:00 AM EST
Ends: January 28, 2026 - 05:30 PM EST

Format: In-person Type: Workshop

Website


Location

National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE)
9700 Great Seneca Highway
Rockville, Maryland 20850

Parent Project

See: Hardware Security

Related Topics

Security and Privacy: assurance, cybersecurity supply chain risk management, threats

Technologies: artificial intelligence, hardware

Created September 10, 2025, Updated December 16, 2025