Next week, IoTSF member You Gotta Hack That has an electronics and PCB reverse engineering course. It works through how PCBs are designed, how they work, and how they can be abused.
Previously exclusive to IoTSF members only, this video is now available to all on our YouTube channel.
Women in TechWorks comes together in person for the first time - bringing the community to the heart of the UK’s technology ecosystem. Hosted at Arm in Cambridge, this landmark event builds on the program created through tech talks, town halls and fireside chats.
An AESIN workshop on in-cabin scenario prioritisation, NCAP protocols, sensor modelling and simulation-based testing.
This event explores the evolving landscape of FPGA security, highlighting emerging threats, recent advances, and proven mitigation strategies.
This event explores the evolving landscape of FPGA security, highlighting emerging threats, recent advances, and proven mitigation strategies.
Details, minutes and meeting links are available via our members' platform.
This presentation is from the February 2026 meeting of the IoTSF's Quantum Safe special interest group. This is a look at the current landscape of cryptography at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
This exclusive gathering is tailored for industry leaders, business strategists, product managers, researchers and technologists, who are poised to influence the future of digital security by design.
The must-attend event for forward-thinking decision-makers and innovators. This exclusive gathering is tailored for industry leaders, business strategists, product managers, researchers and technologists, who are poised to influence the future of digital security by design.
