MITRE’s Embedded Capture the Flag (eCTF) competition is now in its eighth year. In a Semiconductor Engineering article, Laurie Giandomenico, MITRE senior vice president and chief acceleration officer, talks about the competition's role in helping prepare the cybersecurity workforce for the future of protecting hardware like semiconductors.
“This will be critical to our future activities, not just for CHIPS, but for hiring across all complex technology areas – AI, quantum, robotics, and more, which is why we are focused on accelerating both technology breakthroughs and workforce development in parallel,” Giandomenico said.