2026 IoTSF conference: Speakers announced
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The 2026 IoTSF annual conference: Call for Speakers deadline tomorrow
To mark the 30th anniversary of TechWorks (our parent organisation), the IoTSF conference 2026 will combine with the NMI, AESIN, TechWorks-AI and DESN for this unique, one-day event.
Watch: ‘What if doing security right made IoT easier?
'What if doing security right made IoT easier?' by Phillip Hallam-Baker, taken from the June '26 meeting of the IoTSF Device Identity Forum working group.
IoTSF Device Identity Forum meeting – July 2026
Details, notes and meeting links are available via our members’ platform.
SafeShark confirmed as 2026 conference sponsor
We're delighted to announce that IoTSF member SafeShark will be a bronze and event bag sponsor at our 2026 conference in August.
IoTSF Regulatory Watch working group meeting – July 2026
Details, minutes and meeting links are available via our members' platform.
Upcoming working group and special interest group meetings for June 2026
Our working groups and special interest groups have plenty coming up, here's when the next online meetings are happening.
Watch part 1 of our ETSI EN 303 645 webinar special
Connected devices are now part of almost every environment. That makes security harder to ignore, especially as standards such as 303 645 become more important across Europe. In this webinar, Ken Munro and Sam Thom of Pen Test Partners look at what IoT security means in practice, not just on paper. IoTSF members can watch the full version on our members' platform.
IoTSF plenary event: You’re not ready for the CRA
'You're not ready for the CRA' will take place in July at the London premises of PA Consulting (nearest tube: Victoria). Limited spaces available, register now.
IoTSF monthly webinar series for June: Vulnerability Disclosure with David Rogers and Mark Neve (Copper Horse)
Earlier this year, Copper Horse – in partnership with the IoTSF – published the 8th edition of ‘The State of Vulnerability Disclosure Policy Usage in Global Consumer IoT’. The report tracks how well manufacturers of internet-connected devices are making it for researchers to report security flaws. Register now.