Dr. Fathi Amsaad currently serves as an Assistant
Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) with a
joint appointment in the Department of Biomedical, Industrial, and Human
Factors Engineering (BIHFE) at Wright State University (WSU), Dayton, OH, USA.
In December 2017, he received a Ph.D. in Engineering, with a specialization in
Computer Science and Engineering from the Engineering and Computer Science
Department (EECS) at the University of Toledo (UT), Toledo, Ohio, USA. He is
the director of the Semiconductor Microelectronics Security, Assurance,
Resilience, and Trust (SMART) Cybersecurity Research Lab at Joshi Research
Center (JRS 490). His research interests lie in Cyber and Physical System
Security, focusing on Hardware-Oriented Security and Trust (HOST), including
Microelectronic Circuits and Hardware Protection, Cryptographic Hardware and
Embedded Systems Security (CHEST), Secure and Trusted PCBs, Additive
Manufacturing Security (AMS), Secure SoC Design (including memory,
microprocessor), Zero Trust Security for COTS components like VLSI/ASICs/FPGAs,
Microelectronic Counterfeit Detection, Chip and System Authentication, Design
Cloning/Overbuilding/Reverse Engineering, and Hardware Side Channel Attack
(SCA) Countermeasures and Vulnerability Analysis.
Dr. Fathi Amsaad currently serves as an Assistant
Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) with a
joint appointment in the Department of Biomedical, Industrial, and Human
Factors Engineering (BIHFE) at Wright State University (WSU), Dayton, OH, USA.
In December 2017, he received a Ph.D. in Engineering, with a specialization in
Computer Science and Engineering from the Engineering and Computer Science
Department (EECS) at the University of Toledo (UT), Toledo, Ohio, USA. He is
the director of the Semiconductor Microelectronics Security, Assurance,
Resilience, and Trust (SMART) Cybersecurity Research Lab at Joshi Research
Center (JRS 490). His research interests lie in Cyber and Physical System
Security, focusing on Hardware-Oriented Security and Trust (HOST), including
Microelectronic Circuits and Hardware Protection, Cryptographic Hardware and
Embedded Systems Security (CHEST), Secure and Trusted PCBs, Additive
Manufacturing Security (AMS), Secure SoC Design (including memory,
microprocessor), Zero Trust Security for COTS components like VLSI/ASICs/FPGAs,
Microelectronic Counterfeit Detection, Chip and System Authentication, Design
Cloning/Overbuilding/Reverse Engineering, and Hardware Side Channel Attack
(SCA) Countermeasures and Vulnerability Analysis.