IoTSF February 2026 newsletter
Quantum Safe, CRA, Security By Demand, vulnerability disclosure, concern over regulation, NIS2, Munich event...
IoT security is changing: Security by Demand is the new horizon
In 2026 and beyond, IoTSF will intensify efforts to promote Security by Demand.
Now available to all: Building reliable AI hardware – With Lee Harrison of Siemens at the 2025 IoTSF conference
Previously exclusive to IoTSF members only, this video is now available to all on our YouTube channel.
CRACoWi project: The role of the EU Cyber Resilience Act and NIS2 Directive
Two major EU regulatory frameworks - the CRA and the NIS2 Directive - epitomize the growing commitment to securing the digital ecosystem, both by setting rigorous cybersecurity standards and by fostering cooperation among member states.
Watch Cyber Reslilence Act webinar: ‘CRA-compliant software development with zero trust attestation’
This presentation introduces an approach for systematically addressing requirements by integrating modern principles such as Zero-Trust Attestation and policy-based code-signing workflows into CI/CD pipelines.
Member news: Secarma has two cyber webinars this February
IoTSF member Secarma has two free cybersecurity webinars coming up this month. They’re both short (45 minutes), practical, and focused on risks being seen across organisations in 2026.
Now available to all: David Nosibor – Mastering global IoT compliance, how AI simplifies RED and cyber resilience act
Previously exclusive to IoTSF members only, this video is now available to all on our YouTube channel.
Quantum Safe IoT SIG meeting agenda: Tuesday 10th February
Take part in the second meeting of the IoTSF's latest special interest group.
Member news: Tosi launches purpose-built platform for secure OT connectivity, visibility, and control
IoTSF member, Tosi - the global pioneer in OT connectivity - announces a secure solution to connect, visualize and control OT environments at any scale.
Register now for our February 2026 webinar: Quantum safety in IoT
This presentation will explain the implications of quantum computing on IoT ecosystems.