Technical Program

Contact: Diganta Das (diganta@umd.edu) for more information.

    ► All times shown are in US Eastern Time Zone
Tuesday, August 03
 
Session 1: Counterfeit Statistics and Direction
Moderator: Diganta Das, Ph.D., University of Maryland
8:15am Opening Remarks Diganta Das, Ph.D., and Tanya Martin, Executive Direcor, SMTA
8:30am Invited Opening Talk: Modern, Complex Cloned Devices: How Do They Compare to Authentic Components and Traditional Counterfeits? Nicholas Williams, Ph.D., SMT Corp
9:15am Trends in Counterfeit Electronics - a Data-Driven Analysis Fred Schipp, Ph.D., NSWC Crane
9:45am Industry Standards to Mitigate Counterfeit Risk in the Supply Chain Jim Creiman, Northrup Grumman
10:15am Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking and Q&A on Session 1  
  Session 2: Supply Chain Evolution Moderator: Kevin Sink, TTI, Inc.
10:30am Enterprise Network Models for Counterfeit Part Supply Chains

Hirbod Akhavantaheri (with Dr. Diganta Das and Prof. Peter Sandborn), University of Maryland

11:00am Enhance Supply Chain Security and Technology Development Practices Through O-TTPS / ISO 20243 Certification

Christine Bunke (with Marie Cole), IBM Corporation

11:30am Avoiding Fraud and Identity Theft While Sourcing Hard-to-Find Parts During a Global Chip Shortage Richard Smith, ERAI
12:00pm The Impact of Obsolescence and Shortages on Counterfeit Risk Vernon Densler, Sourceability
12:30pm Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking and Q&A on Session 2  
  Session 3: Side Channel based Detection Moderator: Diganta Das, Ph.D., University of Maryland
1:30pm Comparative Assessment of Side Channel, Machine Vision, and Standards-Based Methods for Counterfeit Detection and Prevention Michael H. Azarian, Ph.D. (with Diganta Das, Ph.D., and Devon Richman), University of Maryland
2:00pm Evaluating the Effectiveness of Second Order Effect (2OE) Methods to Mitigate Specific Supply Chain Risks Brendan Foran, Ph.D., The Aerospace Corporation
2:30pm Electronic Component Authenticity via Electrical Signal  Measurement and Artificial Intelligence with Deep Learning Junjie Xiong, University of South Florida
3:00pm Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking and Q&A on Session 3  
  Session 4: Tracking and Machine Vision Moderator: Bill Cardoso, Ph. D., Creative Electron Inc.
3:30pm Method to Mitigate Electronic Component Shortages and Validate Secondary Market Unauthorized Components Eyal Weiss, Ph.D., Cybord (with Tovi Yadin, Siemens)
4:00pm Machine Learning and Machine Vision Systems for Microelectronic Screening Naresh Menon, Ph. D., Covisus
4:30pm X-ray Image Registration Technique Bill Cardoso, Ph.D., Creative Electron Inc.
5:00pm Supply Chain Traceability: Identifying and Eliminating Counterfeit Parts Matt Bellis, SAVTEQ (Seikowave Advanced Visual Technology)

 

Wednesday, August 04
8:00am Keynote Talk: Traceability in eCommerce

Robert Bodemuller, Lockheed Martin Missiles & Fire Control

  Session 5: Legal, Law Enforcement, Procurement Panel Moderator: Jerry Martinez, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
8:45am Case Study of the Harry Krantz Company Investigation David Friede, Anne Poncheti, Resion LLC; Keith Gregory, Snell & Wilmer
9:45am Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking Q&A on Session 5  
 
Session 6: Cybersecurity and Tampering
Moderator: Cameron Shearon, Raytheon Missiles & Defense
10:15am What is Hardware Assurance (HwA) and Why it is so Important? Joel Heebink (with Dan DiMase) Aerocyonics, Inc.
10:45am Cost-Effective Portfolio Resource Allocation of Hardware Security Measures Zachary Collier, Ph.D., Radford University
11:15am Supply Chain Risk Mitigation for Printed Circuit Boards and Board Assemblies

Kathleen Nargi-Toth, Bowhead Professional Solutions

11:45am Availability, Access, Integrity, and Confidentiality of the Microelectronics and Its Supply Chain Jeremy Muldavin, Ph.D., Global Foundries
12:15pm Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking and Q&A on Session 6  
  Moderator: Michael Ford, Aegis Software
1:00pm An Overview of IPC-1783 Component Level Authentication (CLA) Michael Ford, Aegis Software
1:30pm Sovereign Identity for Products and Components: Authentication, Privacy and Security across Systems Radu Diaconescu, SWIE
2:00pm What is an Immutable ID? David Mills, Alitheon
2:30pm Immutable IDs and the Secure Supply-Chain Chad Butz, Septillion
3:00pm Break – Visit with Sponsors and Networking and Q&A on Session 7  
 
Session 8: Concerns Across Industries
Moderator:  John Radman, NTS - National Technical Systems
3:30pm Closing the Gaps in Counterfeit Chip Detection and Avoidance Domenic Forte, Ph.D., University of Florida
4:00pm Counterfeit Modules, Right to Repair, and Autonomous Vehicles: Challenges and Opportunities Chad Childers, Privafy
4:30pm Implementation of Electronic Components Control Plans in the Aviation Industry Andre Oliveira, Techlity
5:00pm Ecosystem Collaboration for Supply Chain Traceability & Provenance Tom Katsioulas, GSA Trusted IoT Ecosystem Security.
5:20pm Open Q&A for Session 8  
5:30pm Closure and Summary  Dr. Diganta Das, University of Maryland

 

Thursday, August 05 - Professional Development Courses
     
8:30am – 5:00pm Counterfeit Parts Detection Using SAE AS6171 Michael Azarian, Ph.D., University of Maryland

 

Thursday, August 05 - Workshop
8:00am Registration  
10:30am – 6:00pm NSF Sponsored Workshop on Enterprise Network Models for Counterfeit Part Supply Chains Peter Sandborn, Ph.D., and Diganta Das, Ph.D., University of Maryland

 


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