Intel Names Hardware Security Award Winners
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Wednesday, August 10, 2022
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Whats New: Today, Intel announced the winners of its second annual Intel Hardware Security Academic Award program, aimed at fostering innovative research into solutions, tools and methodologies to address fundamental security challenges and enhance the industrys ability to deliver more secure and trustworthy foundational technologies.
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- Whats New: Today, Intel announced the winners of its second annual Intel Hardware Security Academic Award program, aimed at fostering innovative research into solutions, tools and methodologies to address fundamental security challenges and enhance the industrys ability to deliver more secure and trustworthy foundational technologies.
- Intel has a long history of working closely with academic researchers to tackle big challenges through programs like Intel Labs academic and faculty research grants, the Intel Bug Bounty program, and now through the hardware security award.
- About the Award Program: The Hardware Security Academic Award program is part of Intels commitment to collaborate with and foster advancements in the security research community.
- This research demonstrates how modern hardware features (Intel Virtualization Technology, extended page tables [EPT], Intel Processor Trace, and page-modification logging [PML]) can be used to build effective and innovative security validation tools.