PHISIC 2015
18th and 19th of May 2015
Workshop on Practical Hardware Innovations in Security Implementation and Characterization
PHISIC 2015
Workshop on Practical Hardware Innovations
in Security Implementation and Characterization
18th and 19th of May 2015
The protection of information and communications infrastructures against unauthorized accesses threatening data integrity, confidentiality and availability is a buoyant field of research and commercial innovations which has grown and evolved significantly over the recent years because of the constant battle between those looking to improve security and those looking to circumvent it.
Among the security threats, implementation’s vulnerability (from devices to cyber-physical infrastructures) to Physical Attacks is one of the most important threatening a plethora of applications managing users’ authentication, data confidentiality and privacy.
The main objective of the PHISIC workshop is to provide an environment for exchange among academic and industrial stakeholders of the embedded security arena, more precisely to:
- Share ideas and exchange on the latest trends in terms of academic research, collaborative funded (ANR, EU FP7, FUI…) projects and industrial challenges.
- Identify security trends for the next 5 years.
- Exchange on advanced practices in fault injection and side channel analysis.
- Define the future challenges in embedded security
- Initiate strong European cooperation
This workshop is supported by the “Secured Communicating Solutions” cluster and the French National Research Agency ANR.
Topics
- Side Channel Attacks
- Fault Attacks
- SW and HW countermeasures
- Counterfeiting and Hardware Trojans
- Cryptographic algorithms and related implementations
- New technologies for secure devices, systems and cyber-physical systems
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