The black tie event of the year, featuring the IoTSF's Cybersecurity Leadership Award, takes place at the Hilton London Metropole on Thursday 3rd December 2026.

The IoT Security Foundation is an official event supporting partner, offering our members 10% off exhibiting.

This event explores the evolving landscape of FPGA security, highlighting emerging threats, recent advances, and proven mitigation strategies.

For those in the AI and/or semiconductor space.

The first in-person Women in TechWorks event bringing together women and allies from across the semiconductor and technology ecosystem.

Amsterdam, 22nd - 23rd September. IoTSF members can get 20% off their ticket, go to the Plenary message board on our members' platform for the discount code.

IoT manufacturers face a massive manual burden of vulnerability reporting and lifecycle governance. This session introduces 'autonomous compliance'. Plus: Most organisations treat compliance and security as separate problems. This talk presents an approach that unifies both.

"The foundation of a secure end product lies in the right choice of components. CRA requires a ‘Secure by Design’ approach to product development and support throughout the lifecycle. Microchip FPGA’s have a long history of secure FPGA’s designed to meet the most demanding of military applications but available to all."

Mark Neve (Copper Horse) and Chris Bennison (IoT Security Foundation) will have a fireside chat about the report and take a deep dive into its findings.