off current registration rates.*
Register now, and join your colleagues as we cover the technical design problems to meet the standard, with a particular emphasis on the challenges posed as technology advances with respect to the current standard. ICMC will review technical topics underlying the implementation of a cryptographic module including physical security, key management, side-channel analysis, cryptographic algorithm implementation testing, standardization (FIPS 140-2, ISO/IEC 19790), validation programs and more.
Who Should Attend
The conference is for those interested in developing, specifying and procuring certified commercial off the shelf cryptographic modules; manufacturers of cryptographic modules compliant with FIPS 140-2 or ISO/IEC 19790 around the world; laboratories and government departments responsible for testing cryptographic modules against FIPS 140-2 or ISO/IEC 19790 including the U.S., Canada, Japan, South Korea; key players and stakeholders in standards development; leading members of the academic community; embedded systems OEMs; and the side channel research community.
With the Cooperation of NIST
The conference program includes several presentations by NIST, and will be held adjacent to NIST headquarters in Gaithersburg.
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Rutledge at bill.rutledge@icmc-2013.org,
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*Applies to new registrants only. May not be applied to previously registered attendees.
| Pre-Conference
Workshops |
Introduction to FIPS 140-2 * Introduction to Side-Channel Analysis and Testing Techniques * Physical Security for FIPS 140-2 * The Cryptographic Module and Beyond for Data Protection in a Mobile World |
| Certification
Programs Track |
Presentations relating to the CMVP, other government programs and policy. Prospective Topics: Approved vs. Non-Approved: Decoding the Language * FIPS-140: A Novice's Journey into Evaluation * Fill In the Gap: Provision Security, Not Just Compliance * FIPS Government Cryptographic Regulations for 2014 * What's Next for CAVP/CMVP? * Software Framework for Secure Online Transactions in Academic Institutions * Test Vector Leakage Assessment (TVLA) Methodology in Practice |
| Technical
Track |
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Tools and techniques relating to cryptographic modules. Prospective
Topics: FIPS and FUD * The Future of
Cryptographic Module Validation: the FIPS 140-2
successors * Pattern Based FIPS 140-2
Cryptographic Module Validation * Certifying
Interoperability of Commercial Cryptographic
Module Validation: A Study * Trial Encoding
Algorithms Ensemble * Electro Magnetic Fault
Injection in Practice * Physical Security of
Random Number Generators in Practice *
Non-Invasive Attacks Testing: Feedback on
Relevant Methods * Double DPA Attacks That Can
Eliminate Power Hiding Effectively * RNG in
Theory and in Practice * Analysis of an anti-CPA
Cryptographic Module Structure, the Pipelined
DES Module * RNG in Theory and in Practice *
Implementation and Assessment on Cryptography
for Payment Solutions * Physical Security
Protection based on Non-Deterministic
Configuration of Integrated Microelectronic
Security Features * Software in Silicon:
Crypto-Capable Processors * A Novel Key
Management Scheme for VoIP over Mobile System *
Implementing SM2 Cryptographic Module on
Graphics Processing Units
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