Symposium on Counterfeit Parts and Materials

Online Technical Symposium & Expo: August 3 - 5, 2021


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Tuesday, August 3
Session 1: Counterfeit Statistics and Direction
Moderator: Diganta Das, Ph.D., University of Maryland
Opening Remarks Diganta Das, Ph.D., and Tanya Martin, Executive Direcor, SMTA
Invited Opening Talk: Modern, Complex Cloned Devices: How Do They Compare to Authentic Components and Traditional Counterfeits? Nicholas Williams, Ph.D., SMT Corp
Trends in Counterfeit Electronics - a Data-Driven Analysis Fred Schipp, Ph.D., NSWC Crane
Industry Standards to Mitigate Counterfeit Risk in the Supply Chain Jim Creiman, Northrup Grumman
Session 2: Supply Chain Evolution Moderator: Kevin Sink, TTI, Inc.
Enterprise Network Models for Counterfeit Part Supply Chains

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

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

Christine Bunke (with Marie Cole), IBM Corporation

Avoiding Fraud and Identity Theft While Sourcing Hard-to-Find Parts During a Global Chip Shortage Richard Smith, ERAI
The Impact of Obsolescence and Shortages on Counterfeit Risk Vernon Densler, Sourceability
Session 3: Side Channel based Detection Moderator: Diganta Das, Ph.D., University of Maryland
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
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Second Order Effect (2OE) Methods to Mitigate Specific Supply Chain Risks Brendan Foran, Ph.D., The Aerospace Corporation
Electronic Component Authenticity via Electrical Signal  Measurement and Artificial Intelligence with Deep Learning Junjie Xiong, University of South Florida
Session 4: Tracking and Machine Vision Moderator: Bill Cardoso, Ph. D., Creative Electron Inc.
Method to Mitigate Electronic Component Shortages and Validate Secondary Market Unauthorized Components Eyal Weiss, Ph.D., Cybord (with Tovi Yadin, Siemens)
Machine Learning and Machine Vision Systems for Microelectronic Screening Naresh Menon, Ph.D., Covisus
Supply Chain Traceability: Identifying and Eliminating Counterfeit Parts Matt Bellis, SAVTEQ (Seikowave Advanced Visual Technology)

 

Wednesday, August 4
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
Study of the Harry Krantz Company Investigation David Friede, Anne Poncheti, Resion LLC; Keith Gregory, Snell & Wilmer
Session 6: Cybersecurity and Tampering
Moderator: Cameron Shearon, Raytheon Missiles & Defense
What is Hardware Assurance (HwA) and Why it is so Important? Joel Heebink (with Dan DiMase) Aerocyonics, Inc.
Cost-Effective Portfolio Resource Allocation of Hardware Security Measures Zachary Collier, Ph.D., Radford University
Supply Chain Risk Mitigation for Printed Circuit Boards and Board Assemblies

Kathleen Nargi-Toth, Bowhead Professional Solutions

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

 


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