Security in IoT, More an Attitude Issue than a Technical Challenge
summary
Covers common security risks for Internet of Things deployments and explains straightforward design-level measures to mitigate them. Describes Open Source solutions that can be used to implement those protections, with a focus on practical, non‑exotic approaches relevant to IoT projects (mentioning Yocto as the speaker’s IoT platform background).
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:05Attacking lot, a viable business
- 7:30Understanding the risks
- 10:28Security fundamentals
- 15:11Do not rely on human
- 18:29Concepts are known but what about implementation?
- 23:34Layered Architecture
- 26:47Bulletproof update and ID
- 29:12Service isolation
- 30:15Segregate Apps from OS Application Manager
- 33:42AGL2 Application Security
- 36:29AGL2 AppFW logic
- 39:41AGL2+ Distributed Architecture
- 41:11AGL2++ Virtualised Architecture
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