The IoT Security Foundation is partnering with ManuSec Europe | Munich, February 2026
Asset-owning members of the IoT Security Foundation can apply for a complimentary pass
ManuSec Europe Summit (IoTSF official partner event)
Asset-owning IoTSF members can use the code 'IoTSF' for a complimentary pass. Free passes are for full-time professionals in asset-owning organisations within the manufacturing sector. Members working for cybersecurity solution providers or consultancies aren't eligible but can get 30% off with code 'MP30' on vendor passes. Attendance is limited to 4 per organisation.
Inaugural IoTSF Quantum Safe special interest group (SIG) meeting – January 2026
Scheduled for Tuesday 13th January 2026
Inaugural Quantum Safe IoT special interest group (SIG) meeting
IoTSF Quantum Safe IoT SIG meeting - January 2026. Details, notes and meeting links are available via our members' platform.
Hardwear.io Netherlands (official IoTSF partner event)
Use the case-sensitive code HWNL25IoTSF5 for a discount.
Hardwear.io Netherlands, 17th – 21st November 2025
The IoTSF is an official community partner of this event.
IoTSF Assurance Framework meeting – December 2025
IoTSF Assurance Framework meeting - December 2025. Details, notes and meeting links are available via our members' platform.
IoTSF Regulatory Watch working group meeting – November 2025 part 2
With the RED guide now complete, we continue with the initial stages of our new project on voluntary labelling schemes. Details and meeting links are available via our members platform.
New device identity video: ‘Matter security and device identity: An overview of the CSA standard’
Steve Hanna (Infineon) presents ‘Matter security and device identity: An overview of the CSA standard’
Women in TechWorks – TechTalk series with Dr Suzanne Costello: ‘From root-cause to right-first-Time: Using proactive failure analysis to accelerate innovation’ GalleryWomen in TechWorks – TechTalk series with Dr Suzanne Costello: ‘From root-cause to right-first-Time: Using proactive failure analysis to accelerate innovation’
Women in TechWorks – TechTalk series with Dr Suzanne Costello: ‘From root-cause to right-first-Time: Using proactive failure analysis to accelerate innovation’
Failure analysis has long been seen as a forensic science - a way to diagnose what went wrong after a product fails. But what if we moved this expertise upstream? In this talk, I’ll share how traditional failure analysis techniques can be transformed from post-mortem tools into powerful methods for preventing failures in product and process development.