In the run-up to the 2023 IoTSF annual conference we invited Tim Snape, Artificial Intelligence Group and chair of the conference panel session: ‘Strategy, Ethics and Governance in the Age of AI-Powered Cybersecurity’, to give us some insights into the discussion in advance. In the previous article we discussed the challenges society faces with
In the run-up to the 2023 IoTSF annual conference we invited Tim Snape, Artificial Intelligence Group and chair of the conference panel session: ‘Strategy, Ethics and Governance in the Age of AI-Powered Cybersecurity’, to give us some insights into the discussion in advance. The following is the first part of a 2-part blog which
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 Building working group in 2017, which has expanded its membership to over 50 senior leaders from a range of stakeholder
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 up to modern software supply chains leaving connected systems highly vulnerable to attack, so they are making new rules. Vendors
The 8th Annual IoT Security Foundation Conference is a one-day event that takes place on 5th October at the ILEC Conference Centre, London. The Annual IoTSF Conference has built a loyal global following from the IoT stakeholder communities and is renowned for delivering high quality conference programmes. The era of IoT describes the world as
CLICK HERE for FREE Registration With millions of unsecured IoT devices connecting to insecure gateways and routers in homes and businesses, this means there are many vulnerabilities creating significant risk. ManySecured is a collaborative industry initiative, looking to mitigate this problem with fundamental innovation at the gateway level. By defining data sharing standards,
Join us on 9th June in London to hear about IoTSF’s projects & industry guest speakers covering key developments in IoT Security This member plenary session follows the progress of the IoTSF Working Group Projects, features industry guest speakers, wider IoTSF operations and partnership updates as well as member networking breaks. This event is for
The EU is set to have the most well-defined IoT security and privacy regulations in the world, and other regions will soon follow suit. Security solutions in IoT are nearly as prevalent as IoT solutions themselves, yet this very abundance could be causing as many problems as it solves, especially when it comes to compliance.
The modern world is increasingly digital, connected and driven by software. Many more connected products and services are being introduced to our homes, businesses, institutions, industry, infrastructure and government activities. Innovation and productivity gains will be significant, but with those gains there is also a cyberthreat which must be managed so that society and economies
The Internet of Things Security Foundation (IoTSF) ManySecured Special Interest Group (SIG) is working to outline high level solutions to a design flaw/problem that affects millions of IoT devices and standard Internet routers. We are also encouraging the development of working prototypes of potential solutions that can be tested for scale and usability. February
