Trusted Microelectronics Meeting

NDIA is pleased to offer our fourth workshop designed to identify ways in which Trusted Microelectronics can contribute to greater systems security and information assurance. In this half-day workshop, we plan to continue the dialogue between Government and Industry on the challenges for comprehensive supply chain risk management and program protection.  With participation from both Government and Industry, our workshops have provided an effective forum for direct discussions of the challenges faced by policy makers, program managers, systems developers, and supply chain managers.

Specifically we will address: How can Trusted Microelectronics provide better hardware assurance throughout a system’s lifecycle? How can hardware assurance strategies consider the benefits of using Trusted Microelectronics? How can industry better engage with government programs in a system’s sustainment phase?

Who should attend: Government and Industry program managers, systems engineers and developers, microelectronics designers, supply chain and sustainment officials, purchasing and procurement professionals, product mangers and operations analysts. 

Representatives from the Trusted Suppliers Steering Group will be on hand to describe how they can address the challenges faced by Government program managers.  The Trusted Suppliers Steering Group is a self-formed alliance of companies that have been accredited by Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA) to provide Trusted Microelectronics products and services to Government programs. The Group consists of Aeroflex Corporation, BAE Systems Inc., Cypress Semiconductor Corporation, Honeywell International Inc., Intrinsix Corp, Jazz Semiconductor Trusted Foundry, ONSemiconductor, Photronics Inc., and Teledyne Technologies, Inc.