Symposium on Counterfeit Parts and Materials - June 2016

1. Securing your supply
chain from counterfeit
parts through real-time,
electronic chip traceability
Symposium on Counterfeit Parts and Materials
June 2016
Yaacov De Russo, Optimal+ Dir. Biz Dev
yaacov.derusso@optimalplus.com

2. OCM Assembly
Necessity for Device Authentication
 Modern supply chain is very complex
 Devices move around the globe before being used in system
 Devices and systems are subject to attacks
 Systems fail in use; loss of business, reputation and trust
 > 50 billions IoTs in the supply chain by 2020
 Each IoT device must be authenticated In-Use; Secure upgrade
needs authentication
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Identification /
Authentication
Identification /
Authentication
OEM In-Use
Identification /
Authentication

3. Senate Armed Services Committee
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4. Cisco’s Call to Action
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log Chip ID & Board ID
First time
?
Counterfeit
suspect
Is
in OCM
list ?
Compare Chip ID
Reads Chip IDs
from Boards
Shared Chip ID
Data repository
Creates Data
Repository
Programs Chip ID into
Chip
Authentic
Chip
http://www.scmagazine.com/detecting-and-reducing-counterfeit-chips/article/414290/
OCM OEM
Board/System Test
No
Yes
No
Yes

5. What has Changed?
 Existing Electronics counterfeit detection solutions are
incomplete!
 Verification is done on a sample of chips
 Ineffective for mass production environments – cost, speed and design
implications
 Chips are compared to “Spec” or to “Golden” part
 OCMs and OEMs are silos, so online traceability is not possible
 Optimal+ has the missing ingredients to solve the problem
 Already collecting and storing chip ID and “fingerprint” data of billions of chips
 Well-established and trusted partner, managing sensitive semiconductor data
 Big Data highway infrastructure to connect OEMs to OCMs
 Authentication and identification solutions can easily be built on our existing
infrastructure
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6. About O+
 The de-facto Manufacturing Intelligence
leader and trusted third-party for
semiconductor companies
 Collecting and managing sensitive product
data for many of the world’s largest OCMs
 Handling data for 35 Billion chips a year
 Deployed at over 90% of the outsourced
semiconductor supply chain
 Physically installed on thousands of testers
 Tremendous ROI
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100%
of the Chips
90%
Coverage

7. O+ Infrastructure in Semi
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CLIENT APPLICATIONS
• Analytics
• Queries
• Rules
• Simulations
APPLICATION
SERVERS
PROXY SERVER
E-TEST
DATA LOG
OPERATIONS CLIENT
Foundry/OSAT Test Floors OCM: Fabless / IDM
Factory A
Factory B
Factory C
One Point of Truth
between Engineering,
Operations, planners,
Finance and
Management
Alerts
& Linked
Reports
Guidance &
Requests
WAFER SORT
TESTER
FINAL TEST
TESTER
SLT TESTER
MES
OPTIMAL+ DATABASE
(Cloud or On-Premise)
Extreme
Analytics
OCM
Chip Data
Repository
Information
Highway
Chip Data
Collection

8. Our Solution - Introduction
 Through our presence in semiconductor testers we
already collect any form of Chip ID (ECID or UID)
 Comparing Chip IDs along the supply chain supports
authentication and traceability
 Our trusted infrastructure can safely connect OEMs,
CMs, and OCMs
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9. 9
Enrollment & Authentication Flow
Trusted
OCM
Untrusted
CM
Board / System
Untrusted
Foundry
Or OSAT
Trusted
OEM
Anti-Counterfeit Con
OCM 1
Optimal+ Exchange
OEM
OCM 2
2
2
3
3
4
5
6
Reportboard/partsassociation
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Finalizeboard/partsassociation
Customer
Home/Business
Enrollment and Authentication Hub
Infrastructure Already Exists
O+ can provide unique and trusted authentication service
by gathering authentication data during test and using
them for integrity verification during chip life cycle.

10. Chip Enrollment
 Chip fabricated by foundry is enrolled in database at the OCM
 Electronic Chip IDs (ECIDs)
 Unclonable IDs (UIDs)
 All test and binning data
 Collected by Optimal+ directly of the tester at Chip test
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UntrustedTrusted
OCM
Enrolled ECID + UID
Foundry
Test history and Binning
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2

11. Chip Authentication & Board Enrollment
 Chip authentication request generated at Board test at the CM
 Hub aggregate requests and route to relevant OCMs
 Chip Authentication and Board Enrollment information stored at
the OEM database
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Pass / Fail
UntrustedTrusted
OCM
Authentication
Request
CM (Boards)
Authentication: Pass/Fail for every chip
Enrollment: Board/Chip Association
Trusted
OEM
Trusted
Optimal+ Hub
Authentication
Request
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3
4
OEM: Board Pass / Fail

12. Open for Collaboration with Ecosystem
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EDA
Company
3PIP
Vendors
Security IP
Vendors
Chip
Design
Chip
Foundry
Chip
Assembly
PCB
Assembly
System
Assembly

13. Call to Action – Seeking Design Partners
 What are we looking for?
 Design partners - at least one OEM and one of its OCM suppliers
(preferably O+ customer)
 What is required from the design partner?
 Provide use-case process, requirements and access to Board data
 Review outputs and provide feedback and guidance
 Participate in a production pilot
 What do the design partners get?
 Influence the direction of the O+ solution
 Early access to the final solution
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14. THANK YOU!
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