February 2025 Newsletter

February 2025 Newsletter

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In this edition:

  • Webinar: 'CRAcoWI' and 'Why Ripple is such a behemoth', 27th February
  • Watch: Our January webinar on 'Securing next gen critical infrastructure'
  • AI event: 'From concept to reality', 25th February
  • IoTSF Bangalore event: 'The future of automotive security', 22nd?February
  • IoTSF Melbourne: Expressions of interest
  • New IoTSF report: Memory safety and secure networking
  • IoTSF working groups:?Upcoming online meetings
  • Tropic Square: TROPIC01 samples now available
  • Scotcoin: Now listed on MEXC Global
  • CYBERUK event: IoTSF will be taking part, 6th - 8th May
  • EU Cyber Acts Conference: Special code for?20% off, 25th-27th March
  • ManuSec Europe: Exclusive?code to secure your pass, 25th-26th February
  • Featured talk: With Secarma's Jennifer Williams
  • Check Point's Antoinette Hodes: "The IoTSF offers a valuable opportunity"


February 2025 webinar ?

Temple Melville of Scotcoin will be talking about 'why Ripple is such a behemoth'. We'll also have Michael Beine of Bureau Veritas presenting on CRAcoWi - a tool chain for EU CRA compliance. Developed in response to the Cyber Resilience Act, CRACoWi provides essential tools and support to help SMEs, manufacturers, distributors, and importers meet new standards throughout the product lifecycle. Also: Practically all cryptocurrencies have not found a true use case. The exceptions are the stable coins like Tether and XRP, seen as a potential world circling payment gateway, with enough liquidity to handle anything thrown at it. Despite Tether snapping at the heels of Paypal in terms of volumes transacted, XRP has carved itself a niche as a bank assistant with proper regulatory oversight and licences. Register now and join host Chris Bennison on Thursday 27th February 2025.

Register on Zoom


Watch the IoTSF January 2025 webinar

We were joined by Tropic Square CEO John Sirianni presenting 'Securing next generation critical infrastructure with open and auditable hardware'. Access the full webinar recording on our?members-only platform?via the Plenary Message Board, catch a condensed version on YouTube (see above) or read the accompanying blog by clicking the button below.

Hardware security architecture blog


Engineering trustworthy AI event: From concept to reality

Join TechWorks AI at England's Bletchley Park on Tuesday 25th February and dive into the engineering principles, challenges and tools for creating trustworthy AI systems. A focus of the event will be the Trustworthy AI Bill Of Materials (TAIBOM) project which addresses two fundamental challenges that impact the development and deployment of trustworthy AI systems - the Versioning and Attestation of the components that make up the system.? TAIBOM project partners - Dr Nick Allott of NquiringMinds and David Rogers MBE of Copper Horse - will discuss in detail the progress of the project, the deliverables and use-cases that demonstrate the functionality and utility.? Professor Andrew Martin of the University of Oxford will discuss how TAIBOM provides a level of trust and Helen Oakley of SAP will give an international perspective on the use of Bills Of Materials to secure the supply chain.

Register and agenda


IoTSF Bangalore automotive cybersecurity event

Hot on the heels of their recent medical devices event, IoTSF Bangalore has announced a meetup on Saturday 22nd February at Bosch Global Software Technologies, Adugodi, Bengaluru. This free event will be themed 'Shaping the future of automotive security standards, innovations and next-gen architectures'.

Register and agenda


IoTSF Melbourne

Yesterday, an Expressions of Interest event took place at Melbourne's Library at The Dock with a view to establishing an IoTSF chapter in the city. The event also included a practical presentation by Michael Lindsay of Blueside followed by informal networking with peers. If you're interested in being a part of IoTSF Melbourne, or starting a chapter in your city, please contact us.

IoTSF chapters


A New Report on Memory Safety and Secure Networking

Current cybersecurity methods aren't keeping pace with sophisticated attacks.? The very foundation of our digital world – the computer architecture itself – is inherently permissive, leaving it vulnerable to a wide range of exploits. A new report, 'Global Marketing Strategy Report for SNbD-CHERI based Router and Connected Device Infrastructure', tackles this challenge head-on.

Download report


Next IoTSF working group meetings

Smart Built Environment: Tuesday 18th February 2025 Regulatory Watch: Tuesday 18th February 2025 Assurance Framework: Wednesday 26th February ManySecured: TBC Further details and meeting links available via our members-only platform. If you don't have access to a group that you'd like to join (or just look-in on), email?[email protected].

IoTSF working groups


Test Tropic Square's chip in your real world conditions

TROPIC01 samples are available now. Tropic Square has done the development and rigorous testing is in progress, they are now looking for those who'd like to test it.

TROPIC01 samples


Scotcoin

As of yesterday, IoTSF member Scotcoin is listed on MEXC Global. Scotcoin CEO, Temple Melville, said, "This listing is the culmination of lots of work and dedication from the Scotcoin team and Scotcoin holders. "Our Scotcoin community has been and always will be pivotal to what we are and what we do. "Now is our moment to help propel Scotcoin further by establishing it as an active, dynamic and value-laden cryptocurrency."

Scotcoin


IoTSF at CYBERUK 2025

The IoTSF is delighted to be taking part in CYBERUK 2025. The event takes place in Manchester, England from 6th - 8th May. CYBERUK is the UK government's flagship cyber security event, hosted by the National Cyber Security Centre.? It convenes over 2,000 cyber security leaders and professionals each year for networking, knowledge exchange, and collaboration. The IoTSF can be found at A37, we look forward to seeing you there.

CYBERUK 2025


The EU Cyber Acts Conference,?Bruxelles

IoTSF newsletter subscribers can get 20% off the current registration rate for the EU Cyber Acts Conference by using code SPDI25 (expires 7th March). The event takes place 25th-27th March 2025 at the Doubletree by Hilton Brussels City.

EU Cyber Acts Conference


ManuSec: Cybersecurity for critical manufacturing,?München

You’re invited to join the 8th annual ManuSec Europe: Cybersecurity for critical manufacturing summit in Munich on 25th - 26th February 2025. By securing your pass?with the code IoTSF-VIP, you’ll benefit from complimentary* access to the entire agenda, boasting 45+ sessions. *Offer valid for senior end-users?only. Individuals who work for cybersecurity vendors or consultancies don't qualify but can save 30% with code MP-30.?

ManuSec


Secarma: 2024 IoTSF conference featured talk ?

This video and accompanying blog features?'Reading the R-IoT act – responding to an IoT incident' with Jennifer Williams, Secarma's Director of IT and Operations. Users of connected devices rely on manufacturers to keep their data secure. But what happens when it all goes wrong??How should a business respond to ensure that damage to their reputation is minimised?

Blog: Reading the R-IoT act


Not an IoTSF member?

"The IoTSF offers a valuable opportunity to address regulatory and compliance challenges collectively.? "We're excited to have joined this community as it reflects our commitment to protecting IoT devices, the broader IoT ecosystem and its associated data and customers.”? - Antoinette Hodes, Check Point

Join IoTSF today


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