Jeff Andersen (Google) and Eric Eilertson (Microsoft) presented material on "Trustworthy Ingestion of Secure Silicon". Key Takeaways: a) Cloud providers deploy secure hardware at scale, b) Customers rely on their hardware for confidentiality and integrity, c) Cloud providers must verify that their hardware is authentic, d) Can't do it alone.
Effendi Leobandung (IBM) described a fabrication method using INline data for security. It is a non-destructive method to detect malicious tampering during semiconductor chips fabrication.
Apoorav Trehan (Microsoft) covered two topics, a) Supply Chain Visibility – Challenges and Opportunities, b) Traceability for Supply Chain Management.
Joshua Schiffman (HP Inc.) presented material on Device Lifecycle Security and areas where traceability helps address supply chain threats, i.e., 1) Quality, 2) Digital Security, 3) Physical Security, 4) Regulatory, 5) Sourcing.
Semiconductor Traceability and Provenance Workshop
Starts: January 27, 2026National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) 9700 Great Seneca Highway Rockville, MD 20850
Security and Privacy: cybersecurity supply chain risk management, security measurement
Technologies: semiconductors