August 2024 Newsletter
IoT Security Foundation
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In this edition:
'IPv6 and IoT security - Considerations for engineers and solution designers' and 'A look around a smart city lab - Learning, research and product development'
Our next webinar takes place on Thursday 29th August?2024 with Sam Cater (BT) presenting??'IPv6 and IoT security - Considerations for engineers and solution designers' alongside?Kottaram Ramesh (SkillsDA) and Vaidy Chandramouli (Apayapadh Advisory) of IoTSF Chennai. IoT technologies will begin favouring IPv6-first going forward, but what new factors do we need to be aware of? In this talk, Sam will go through some IPv6 fundamentals to frame the opportunity, followed by a dive into the considerations and potential challenges which security practitioners need to keep in mind when developing IPv6 IoT solutions.
Kottaram and Vaidy will also join us from Chennai to present their IoT smart city lab environment and speak about how this is useful for learning, research and product development. They will show various attributes and how it works, the dashboard and how this is useful for imbibing knowledge to learners. Register on Zoom now and join host Parm Singh
Confirmed speakers for the 2024 IoTSF conference ?
The 2024 IoTSF annual conference takes place at London's IET on Wednesday 23rd October. We've got plenty in store for this, the 10th edition of the world’s longest-running conference dedicated to IoT cybersecurity. Already confirmed to appear is UCL's Dr Leonie Maria Tanczer who'll be talking about?'IoT tech abuse – Protecting at-risk communities'. Flying in from Melbourne, Matt Tett of IoT Security Mark will show us 'Key lessons and takeaways from IoT cybersecurity standards, legislation, product certifications and cybersecurity labelling schemes'. 'Evolving threats and evolving defenses for XIoT in critical infrastructure' will be presented by qomodo's?Toby Wilmington. Also confirmed is?Apostol Vassilev of NIST who'll be talking about?'AI risks and rewards: Calculus for the future'. This is just the start, look out for much more on what's coming your way and grab your ticket now!
Exhibit from as?little as ￡2,495
The annual IoTSF conference has built a loyal global following from the IoT stakeholder communities and is renowned for delivering high-quality conference programmes. We already have an array of great sponsors and exhibitors confirmed and spaces are filling up very quickly, so get in touch and don't miss out on this opportunity. Did you know you could exhibit at the IoTSF annual conference for as little as ￡2,495? Increase brand awareness and build your reputation with an exhibition table in the heart of London at the luxurious settings of the IET.
Watch our July?webinar
Joining us from Istanbul, Cagatay Buyuktopcu of BEKO/CyberWhiz focused on three pillars of IoT: edge, mobile application and cloud with his presentation?'A holistic approach for a sustainable IoT cyber security'. Dr David Long of Doulos also presented?'Securing your Embedded System - Where to get started?' and?highlighted how an SDL and the IoTSF Security Assurance Framework can be used together at each step to meet the security requirements. Access the full webinar with presenter Chris Bennison?on our?members-only platform via the Plenary Message Board, or catch a condensed version on YouTube (see above).
IoTSF Bangalore meetup: Future proofing industrial IoT security
The latest IoTSF Bangalore event was held on Saturday 27th June, it focused on ‘Future proofing industrial IoT security’. This meetup, sponsored by Honeywell, brought together passionate IoT security enthusiasts and industry experts at the Honeywell Bangalore campus. Bangalore leads the world in the number of IoT security experts and practitioners (followed closely by San Francisco).? The theme 'Future proofing industrial IoT security' brought together passionate IoT security enthusiasts and industry experts to discuss and innovate on securing the future of industrial IoT. A big thank you to Honeywell, the speakers and the IoTSF Bangalore organisers Amitesh Kumar, Disha Rajkumar, Vinay R, Vivek Mathur and Vinod Kumar Galla. Thanks also to the Honeywell volunteers including Amrrith M and all attendees for making this event memorable and impactful.? The next IoTSF Bangalore meetup will be in November, watch this space for details.
IoTSF Amsterdam
IoTSF Amsterdam's first meetup is set for Thursday 29th August 2024.? Featuring a talk by Jan Albert Jager, the event will take place at Campus The Hague Security Delta (HSD). Jan's topic will be 'How to test firmware for fault injection vulnerabilities'. It will explore the threat of fault injection for firmware. ?
Schedule: ?
17:30 Walk-in 18:00 Refreshments 18:30 Talk with Q&A 19:30 Networking and refreshments
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NIST webinar recording:?Trusted IoT onboarding: An introduction to NIST SP 1800-36
Dr. Nick Allot of?NQuiringMinds and the IoTSF presented?thought leadership from our ManySecured working group.
The Security Circle podcast: Security convergence forever
Currently in the top 22% of downloaded podcasts,?The Security Circle covers a broad range of security subjects from IoT, to Cyber, ESRM, to Security Convergence right through to Global Influencers, Authors and Global Thought Leaders. For this edition, the IoTSF's?James Willison joined Yoyo Hamblen for 'Security convergence forever'.
The TechWorks Awards & Gala Dinner
The 2024 TechWorks Awards & Gala Dinner takes place on Wednesday 4th December at London's five-star Royal Lancaster Hotel. This black-tie event brings together 300+ professionals providing an excellent opportunity to connect with executives from large to medium enterprises and innovative start-ups, investors, academic leaders, industry experts and Government representatives. With ten hotly sought-after awards and a celebrity guest speaker, this will be an unforgettable evening.?
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