IoTSF Conference 2017
2017-12-05
London, United Kingdom
[IoTSF Conference 2015, IoTSF Conference 2016, IoTSF Conference 2017, IoTSF Conference 2024]
who it's for
security engineers, embedded engineers, product managers, hardware engineers, IoT architects, automotive engineers, compliance managers
topics
zero touch device provisioning; WebRTC peer-to-peer IoT; hardware root of trust; supply chain secure provisioning; credential management at scale; trusted firmware for Cortex-M; firmware signing and OTA updates; embedded fuzzing and vulnerability discovery; static and runtime C analysis; IoT security for automotive
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| IoT Security Foundation Chairman's Address | Paul Dorey | 26m |
Forecasts show IoT growth orders of magnitude larger than past waves so a matching industry response is required now not later The plan centers on a practical… | ||
| Automotive digital resilience and survivability | Peter Davies | 46m |
Argues that cybersecurity is inseparable from safety so cyber as part of the safety case and that vehicles already generate huge datasets — 103 exabytes a day… | ||
| An IoT security solution based on 10 years of experience in VoIP technology | Tim Panton | 31m |
Claims that WebRTC’s end-to-end, peer-to-peer tooling maps directly onto IoT security and latency problems are backed by a working prototype called Pipe: a… | ||
| Zero touch secure device onboarding and management | Jan Krueger | 39m |
Intel provides a zero-touch just-in-time provisioning service that lets factories ship devices straight to end customers — examples show 5,000 gateways… | ||
| Hacking buildings: Security flaws in embedded building control systems | Ken Munro | 26m |
Finds the same systemic flaws over 11 years: unauthenticated plain‑text XML/HTTP, weak session IDs and ARP spoof knocks out controllers so server‑room HVAC… | ||
| Applied IoT security for healthcare and industrial | Paul Lockley | 39m |
Device Authority demonstrates a working KeyScaler platform that issues and rotates credentials at IoT scale (hundreds to 10,000+ devices), uses Intel Secure… | ||
| Uncovering the risk of things | Jonathan Marshall, Callum Wilson | 32m |
Build called Secure Shifter runs on a tablet and fingerprints devices by network ports plus behavior (periodic server connections) to match vendor and model… | ||
| IoT security workshop for product managers | Richard Marshall | 35m |
Connected products need secure identity and integrity baked into requirements across design, supply chain, production and cloud rather than left to engineering… | ||
| Applications and practicality for device security | Daniel Lee | 21m |
Company presents a secure platform built around an MS500 secure SoC (Cortex‑M0 at 100 MHz with TRNG, root of trust and crypto accelerator) and an… | ||
| Secure programming and provisioning | Helmut Pflaum | 32m |
Claims a turnkey production provisioning line that injects keys and certificates into blank secure elements and secure MCUs using existing programming… | ||
| Developing secure applications | David Kallberg | 21m |
Toolchain integrates Embedded Workbench with static and runtime analyzers so projects run a full check inside the IDE in seconds using C-Stat for… | ||
| Secure architectures for the IoT | Neil Parris | 24m |
arm proposes a concrete baseline: a platform security architecture with threat analyses for smart meters, IP cameras and asset trackers, hardware requirements… | ||
| Enabling a secure IoT from design to deployment | Haydn Povey | 29m |
Claims that every device will be compromised eventually and so systems must be built to contain and remediate breaches; demonstrates a working pilot with… | ||
| Great Expectations (or, A Tale Of Two Kettles) | Gareth Long | 28m |
Describes how early iKettle V1/V2 used local sockets with no encryption so SSID spoofing and readable config pages expose network credentials and personal… | ||
| The business case for security | Robin Duke Wooley, Paul Dorey, David Wilde, David Mudd, Joe Brannigan | 27m |
Claims that 70% of US digitization projects are currently slowed by security concerns, that pilots often ignore lifecycle costs, and that 50% of IoT security… | ||
| Places, memories, and the Internet of Things | Duncan Hay | 16m |
Three-month deployment in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park uses Bluetooth LE beacons in 3D‑printed creatures and the Google Physical Web to surface a chat… | ||
| Living, working and moving in the IoT | Rachel Cooper Obe | 15m |
Design fiction methods test real adoption and security questions by building prototypes and films: a home device called Poly with a Facebook-style data feed… | ||
| Ethics and the Internet of Things | Tom Sorrell | 14m |
Argues that many IoT deployments trade privacy for trivial convenience and create harmful secondary markets: BBC iPlayer listens for adult/child voices to… | ||
| Research Institute in Secure Hardware and Embedded Systems (RISE), Professor Maire O'Neill | Maire O'Neill | 14m |
A UK virtual institute creates a coordinated program for hardware security with £5 million over five years funding and four core projects hosted at Bristol… | ||
| Securing the IoT: High-speed cryptography and Edward Snowden | Christof Parr | 28m |
Work on car-to-car security yields a $10 prototype crypto engine that performs 1500 signatures/sec, meeting latency and cost targets for V2V authentication and… | ||
| IoT Security Foundation update 2017 | John Moor | 09m |
Conference recap of concrete outputs and numbers: formation of WG6: Smart Buildings in September and a funded project with Petrus, Warwick and BRE to build and… | ||
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