The current tense global political situation as well as ongoing bottlenecks in global supply chains make trustworthy electronics a key topic for research and industry. Analysis methods and security features to safeguard functional and information technology safety (Safety & Security) as well as effective copy protection are...
The manufacturing pillar of the Velektronik Platform project invites you to a workshop!Date: 11.10.2022 Time: 09:30 - 12:00 Location: Virtual Registration by email to: The workshop is intended to provide a forum for exchange on how industrial manufacturing of microelectronic systems can...
A publication of the VE-SAFE project of the ZEUS funding guideline from the Velektronik Community. https://www.htv-gmbh.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/electronic-fab-3-2022-HTV.pdf
The Analysis pillar of the BMBF-funded platform project "Trustworthy Electronics - Velektronik" is organizing an analysis workshop at ESREF 2022 in Berlin on September 27, 2022. Thereby, the topics trust classes, analysis methods as well as attack vectors will be discussed in several sessions with experts from industry...
Part I: Definition, Threats and Assessment of Solution Approaches. Dr. Johann Heyszl, Prof. Dr. Georg Sigl, Andreas Seelos-Zankl, Dr. Matthias Hiller
As part of the VE-SAFE project, HTV conducted an online survey among manufacturers of electronic devices from Aug. 13, 2021, to Nov. 12, 2021, to assess the state of hardware security in Germany in 2021 and to identify user requirements for the hardware...
Which electronic components can we trust? How can security gaps be closed? These and other questions are addressed in the current issue of Fraunhofer Magazine 3/2021 in the article "Technological sovereignty-How the economy is becoming more defensible". You can find the entire issue of the magazine here.
As part of the program "Forschung aktuell - Computer und Kommunikation" on October 16, 2021, Deutschlandfunk published a radio interview with Roland Jancke (Fraunhofer IIS-EAS) on the topic of trustworthy electronics entitled "Electronic hardware should become more secure". Listen to the...
RISC-V is an open instruction set architecture (ISA) based on the Reduced Instruction Set Computer (RISC) design principle. The greatest strengths of the architecture lie in the modularity of the standard instruction set extensions and the associated possibility of developing very application-specific, high-performance and energy-efficient processors....
Tragen Sie dazu bei, das aktuelle Sicherheitsniveau im Bereich der Hardwaresicherheit im Detail zu erfassen und zu optimieren. Im Rahmen des Verbundprojektes „Verhinderung von Angriffen auf Elektroniksysteme durch innovative Multi-Sensorik“ (VE-SAFE) führt HTV eine Befragung von Herstellern elektronischer Geräte durch,…
On July 08, 2021, the Fraunhofer Solution Days 2021 took place on the topic of Trusted and Quantum Computing. The Velektronik project was also involved here with presentations. Dr.-Ing. Johann Heyszl from Fraunhofer AISEC reported in his presentation on the topic "Attack Vector...
At the 15th Silicon Saxony Day on 27.5.2021, a special session on "Trusted Electronics" was organised for the first time. We were represented with two contributions on the topic of trusted electronics. Dr. Matthias Hiller (Fraunhofer AISEC) spoke about RISC V and Jörg Stephan (Fraunhofer ...
