Prof. Siraj SHAIKH
Professor in Systems Security, Certified Automotive Cyber-Security Professional - SGS-TÜV (2022), Swansea University
Siraj Shaikh is a Professor in Systems Security at Swansea University, where his research interests sit at the interface of automotive cybersecurity, systems engineering and cyber-physical systems security. He is the Chair of the Research and Innovation SIG at UK’s Automotive Electronics Systems Innovation Network (AESIN) and also the Safety and Security Workstream of the Global Automotive Advisory Council at SEMI (the leading semiconductor industry body). Siraj is a Certified Automotive Cyber-Security Professional, SGS-TÜV (2022), relating to ISO/SAE 21434 standard: extensive knowledge of its content; extensive experience of the interpretation of its requirements, its recommendations and its permissions; and extensive technical understanding of the methodology to implement its requirements. Previously, he has been an Industrial Fellow to HORIBA MIRA, funded by the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng). More recently he served as an Independent Scientific Adviser to The Alan Turing Institute under the BridgeAI initiative. He has also served as a RITICS Fellow on Economics of CNI Security at Imperial College (UK).
Presentation Title
SEMI SMCC SSCA Auditing: Mapping Evidence Requirements with Interactive Session of Case Study - Chimera APT Cyber Attack
This session is delivered in two halves. In the first half, we introduce a mapping of evidence requirements to audit questions in the SSCA under each of the NIST CSF 2.0 categories. This mapping is developed to guide semiconductor suppliers towards complying with the audit requirements. In the following half, we introduce the participants to the Chimera APT, which has been a known cyber-attack targeting the semiconductor ecosystem. We will map the evidence requirements to Chimera to assess for cost and effectiveness.