Step into the future of vehicle security at the IoTSF conference!
The automotive industry is rapidly evolving, incorporating advanced technologies and connectivity features into vehicles. However, this progress also brings forth new security challenges. While efforts are being made to address vulnerabilities in older vehicle equipment
Secarma are Platinum Sponsors of the IoTSF Conference
Secarma is an independent cybersecurity consultancy that utilises ethical hacking methods to test the strength of your organisation’s existing security posture. Our specialists have the skills and experience needed to identify vulnerabilities within your systems before these undetected issues can be exploited by cybercriminals. We’re here to help you take your organisation to the next level of security maturity.
Richard Gisenthwaite Post
Richard is responsible for the long-term evolution of the Arm architecture and has led its development for more than 20 years, beginning with Armv6.
CryproQuantique Conference Post
Crypto Quantique is the first software and IP (Intellectual Property) company to create true end-to-end IoT security products that can be seamlessly integrated throughout the entire supply chain, from supplying security IP to the chip designers to helping OEMs to connect millions of devices to the cloud with our patented software platform.
The Strategies and place for Converged Security Centres in the Smart Built Environment
The IoTSF Smart Built Environment (SBE) Group includes senior professionals from all areas of security risk management. The focus on collaboration between cyber and physical security is set out in its best practice guide for
IoT Security Foundation Announces Darron Antill of Device Authority to Join Executive Steering Board
The IoT Security Foundation is pleased to announce that Darron Antill, Chief Executive Officer of Device Authority, has joined its Executive Steering Board. Darron has extensive experience in leading IoT Cybersecurity, Enterprise Software, SaaS
IoTSF Bangalore Chapter holds its first event
The first IoTSF Bangalore event took place on Wednesday 14th June at KPMG in Koramangala. The session was a perfect reflection of the IoTSF mission, focusing on enhancing security in the rapidly expanding world
IoTSF Conference: Introducing our first Keynote Speaker, Prof. Ben Azvine
Ben leads the global cyber security research programme in BT. He is responsible for setting direction and strategy for Security research, identifying innovation opportunities and leading a strong international team of researcher to develop new capabilities in collaboration with industrial and academic partners.
IoT Security Foundation Announces first USA Chapter in Houston, Texas
The IoT Security Foundation (IoTSF) is delighted to announce the establishment of its first regional chapter in the United States, based in Houston, Texas.The announcement marks a significant step forward in global collaboration to
SBOMs and Memory Safety
SBOM and Memory Safety Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) are gaining momentum within the industry, largely due to the enactment of the “Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity”[1]. This act will lay the
CyberUK 2023: Part 2
Digital Security by Design: Transforming Digital Technology for a Safer Future. The second day of CyberUK 2023 focused on the newly launched joint guide for Security by Design and Default by CISA and NCSC.
UK Government Announces New IoT Product Security Regime
What just happened? The minimum IoT security requirements for consumer products have just notched up a peg from "should" to "shall". The legislation comes into force for the UK market on April 29th 2024.
CyberUK 2023
The Digital Security by Design Programme and the Secure Networking by Design Project: Part 1 CyberUK23, the UK's National Cyber Security Centre’s flagship event took place on 19 – 20 April in Belfast. I
IoT Security Foundation Launches Bangalore Chapter
Fostering Global Collaboration on IoT Security Bangalore, India, April 18, 2023: The IoT Security Foundation (IoTSF) is pleased to announce the launch of IoTSF Bangalore as its second regional chapter alongside IoTSF Bucharest. The
IoTSF’s upcoming webinar discusses the European Cyber Resilience Act
Before going on sale to the European market, the CRA will require network-connected hardware, software and services to meet essential cybersecurity requirements. It will place obligations on manufacturers to maintain their security throughout the product lifecycle.
The IoTSF publishes a new best practice guide on IoT Cybersecurity for Facilities Professionals in the Smart Built Environment
The IoT Security Foundation (IoTSF) is delighted to announce the release of its latest best practice guide on IoT cybersecurity for Facilities Professionals in the Smart Built Environment (SBE). The IoTSF established a Smart
The US National Cybersecurity Strategy
The National Cybersecurity Strategy 2023 was released by the White House on March 2nd and is a comprehensive plan to safeguard the nation's critical infrastructure and citizens from cyber threats. With the exponential growth of
Webinar: Smart Built Environment Guidance for Facilities Professionals
The exciting new series of monthly Zoom webinars continue on Thursday 30th March. The topic will be Smart Built Environment Guidance for Facilities Professionals. Taking place on the final Thursday of every
Continuous Assurance, Zero Trust Principles and the SNbD Digital Security by Design Challenge
The Secure Networking by Design project is part of the Digital Security by Design Challenge aimed at improving cybersecurity in today's digital landscape. It recognises the importance of continuous assurance processes in mitigating the risks
The Use of Software Bills of Materials for IoT and OT Devices
SBOMs in the procurement and maintenance of connected devices Regulators in many domains have begun to look seriously at software vendors’ and operators’ management of supply chain risks. Recent software-related events have woken them