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February 2020
Join us on 13th February for an exciting day of IoTSF project talks and industry guest speakers covering key developments in IoT Security. You are invited to join us on Thursday 13th February 2020 for the 26th IoT Security Foundation Plenary Session. This plenary session follows the progress of the IoTSF Working Group Projects
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The IoT Security Foundation (IoTSF) is hosting its second Supply Chain Integrity Project meeting on Tuesday 12th May 09:30-13:00 BST. This virtual meeting will gather various supply chain stakeholders to discuss and establish the known security challenges within smart supply chains and analyse the priorities of this project. Supply chains are increasingly recognised as a
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This virtual meeting will gather various supply chain stakeholders to discuss and establish the known security challenges within smart supply chains and analyse the priorities of this project.
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You are invited to join us on Wednesday 8th July 2020, 15:00 – 17:30, for the 27th IoT Security Foundation Plenary Session.
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If one device is compromised, all devices with that password are also compromised. New standards and upcoming regulatory change mean organisations need to assess how their IoT products use passwords and ensure universal default passwords are eliminated.
Find out moreSecurity software updates are vital because every IoT product is susceptible to vulnerabilities. If updates cannot be provisioned, the security of the product will diminish over time.
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Without mechanisms to report, manage and resolve vulnerabilities, the security of consumer IoT products will diminish over time – and the likelihood of attack or abuse will increase.
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A detailed look at IoT attack vectors in the home Nick Allott, CEO of nquiringminds will be giving a talk: "A detailed look at IoT attack vectors in the home" at the IoT Thames Valley Virtual Meetup on 16th September. Nick's presentation will be based upon work undertaken with the University of Oxford as part
Find out moreYou are invited to join us on Tuesday 22nd September 2020, 15:00 – 17:30, for the 28th IoT Security Foundation Plenary Session.
Find out moreIf one device is compromised, all devices with that password are also compromised. New standards and upcoming regulatory change mean organisations need to assess how their IoT products use passwords and ensure universal default passwords are eliminated.
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