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Jason M. Fung is the Senior Director of Offensive Security Research and Academic Research Engagement at Intel Product Assurance and Security. He oversees emerging threat research of key technologies that power Intel's edge, communication and data center products. He also leads academic and industry collaborations that advance best practices in product security assurance for the semiconductor industry. Recent contributions include the creation of the community-driven Hardware Common Weakness Enumeration (cwe.mitre.org), the industry-first Pre-Si Hardware Capture-the-Flag Competitions (HackAtEvent.org), and the Intel Research Experience for Undergraduates Program focusing on nurturing future security leaders in collaboration with Princeton, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Georgia Tech. He is a founding member of the MITRE CAPEC/CWE Advisory Board.

Over his 25-year tenure at Intel, Jason has held various roles encompassing architecture and performance, verification automation, research and pathfinding, security assurance and consultation, and engineering management. Since 2013, he has served on steering committees and founded the Security tracks for several premier conferences at Intel. He has authored 7 US patents and dozens of publications in peer-reviewed academic, industry and Intel technical conferences. He holds a M.S. degree and two B.S. degrees in Electrical & Computer Engineering and Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University.