Introduction -- Security Verification Using Formal Methods -- Simulation-Based Security Validation Approaches -- Security Validation Using Side-Channel Analysis -- Automated Vulnerability Detection And Mitigation -- Conclusion.

This book describes a wide variety of System-on-Chip (SoC) security threats and vulnerabilities, as well as their sources, in each stage of a design life cycle. The authors discuss a wide variety of state-of-the-art security verification and validation approaches such as formal methods and side-channel analysis, as well as simulation-based security and trust validation approaches. This book provides a comprehensive reference for system on chip designers and verification and validation engineers interested in verifying security and trust of heterogeneous SoCs. Outlines a wide variety of hardware security threats and vulnerabilities as well as their sources in each of the stages of a design life cycle; Summarizes unsafe current design practices that lead to security and trust vulnerabilities; Covers state-of-the-art techniques as well as ongoing research efforts in developing scalable security validation using formal methods including symbolic algebra, model checkers, SAT solvers, and theorem provers; Explains how to leverage security validation approaches to prevent side-channel attacks; Presents automated debugging and patching techniques in the presence of security vulnerabilities; Includes case studies for security validation of arithmetic circuits, controller designs, as well as processor-based SoCs.