The IoT Security Foundation (IoTSF) today announced the appointment of Florian Lukavsky, Chief Innovation Officer at SignPath, as the new Chair of its Regulatory Watch Working Group.
The IoT Security Foundation (IoTSF) is proud to announce the formation of its new Device Identities Working Group, a transformative initiative to advance IoT security through trusted device identities.
Our friends at Beecham Research will be holding a webinar on Wednesday 7th May.
This presentation features Zahra Khani, Principal Product Manager of IoT Security Assessment at Keysight, discussing the importance of building secure IoT products from the ground up.
IoTSF Bangalore will be a supporting partner for the Connected, Autonomous & Electric Vehicle EXPO 2025
In this blog, we'll delve into the critical considerations for securing IoT devices, focusing on the transition from the Internet of Things (IoT) to what can be termed the Intranet of Things.
In association with the IoTSF, 'Locking in Value with IoT Security: Building Trust, Protecting Profits' is now available.
James Willison, Co-Chair of the IoTSF's Smart Built Environment working group, has collaborated with Kaseware to publish a strategic response to IoT Security Risk.
We brought together passionate automotive cybersecurity experts and industry leaders to explore the evolving security paradigms for the next generation of vehicles.
"Memory safety is a thing" I've uttered these words increasingly in recent years, often during my opening remarks at the IoTSF Annual Conference and I'll keep saying them until memory safety is not such a big deal to be concerned about. So what's the big deal? Two key trends of the past twenty years
