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SUMMARY:Promoted Event: Smart IoT London
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nSmart IoT London (15th-16th March 2017) is the premier global IoT conference and exhibition. Delivering an audience of 18\,515 attendees from Enterprise\, Service Providers and the Public Sector. \nAccess an exhibition of leading suppliers\, a world-class conference programme featuring 200 presentations and workshops completely FREE of charge. \n2017 will once again feature our hugely successful and popular Urban IoT Showcase and the Innovation Launchpad \nWhether you are already running projects using the IoT\, you are considering deployment or you just want to make sense of the hype\, this event covers all bases.  Register your interest in attending Smart IoT  \nThe IoT Security Foundation are Event Partners of Smart IoT London 2017\, our executive board and ambassadors are also speaking at this event. \nJohn Moor\, IoTSF Managing Director said “The IoT Security Foundation is the home of IoT security and we are delighted to be working with Smart IoT (London). We share the event’s ambition to help attendees see the bigger picture\, meet partners and understand what it takes to be successful in a dynamic environment. We’re also keen to promote a message of security first and resilience throughout the IoT supply chain so\, together\, we unlock IoT’s many benefits for society and the economy. We look forward to meeting you there.” \nLearn more here: http://www.smartiotlondon.com
URL:https://www.iotsecurityfoundation.org/event/promoted-event-smart-iot-london/
LOCATION:ExCeL London\, 1 Western Gateway\, Royal Victoria Dock\, London\, E16 1XL
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SUMMARY:The Impact of Internet of Things on our Lives (IoTSF Promoted Event)
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nIMPACTech & IoTSF would like to invite you to attend our ‘The Impact of Internet of Things on our Lives’ which highlights four important areas: developments and IoT technologies\, applications\, connected society and finally data and security. The event will take place on the 24th of March 2017 at IBM and features IoT Security talks from IoTSF Managing Director John Moor as well as other IoTSF members. \nThe rapid development of technology\, especially in the areas of sensors\, sensor-integrated systems and faster and more intelligent wireless networks\, has inspired the industry as a whole to find new ways to generate revenue and embrace the end users. \nPutting sensors in almost all of our everyday devices such as coffee machines\, fridges and washing machines allows the manufactures to capture live data about our behaviour. By understanding consumer trends\, the Internet of Things (IoT) will be able to increase connectivity and shape the way we interact with technology. \nHealthcare is a clear example of how the IoT can be beneficial to patients – by sharing their information with medical practitioners and helping them to be more informed on how and when to take their medications. Wearable health and fitness monitors are another example which help monitoring performance and provide their wearers with the optimal dietary and training regime. \nHaving smarter city infrastructure\, self-driving cars\, connected appliances and even smart lighting raise an important question… Who is in charge and how can we take control of our technology before it takes control of our lives? \nSome of the biggest challenges that face IoT are around data privacy & security\, cost of implementation and establishing a sense of control and trust within the system. Standards and having a common platform is another issue that needs to be addressed in order to make it easier for end users and consumers to adopt the IoT. \nThis event offers technical presentations and it will be a great opportunity for you to meet and engage with IoT experts from across academia and industry\, where innovative technology in this exciting and rapidly developing field can be exploited and challenged. \nDraft Programme\nChair: Christopher Gibson\, Technology Leader at IBM \nSession One: Technologies that Makes IoT a Reality \n09:30   Coffee & Registration \n10:00   Introduction & Welcome by Dr Ghaithaa Manla\, Impactech \n10:10   Joint Design of Signal Processing Algorithms and their Hardware Implementation for Wireless Communication by Dr Rob Maunder\, University of Southampton \n10:20   Low Power IoT Networking by Professor Kirk Martinez\, University of Southampton \n10:35   Security for Secure IoT: Advanced Architectures for IoT Gateways by Simon Forrest\, Director of Segment Marketing\, Consumer Electronics at Imagination Technology \n10:50   Panel Discussion \n11:00 Tea\, Coffee and Networking \nSession Two: Applications of IoT \n11:15  Enabling IoT Applications in a Secure SMART Environment by Rod White\, Senior Business Development Manager at Eseye \n11:30   Smart Transporting Systems by Dr Sebastian Stein\, University of Southampton \n11:40   Gert Jørgensen\, VP Sales & Marketing at Delta \n11:55   Environmental Monitoring\, University of Southampton \n12:05   The Challenge of Legacy Assets by Richard Lucas\, Manager Director at ASH Wireless Electronics \n12:20   Panel Discussion \n12:30 Lunch and Networking \nSession Three: Connected Society\, IoT as a Solution \n13:30   IoT Observatory by Dr Aastha Madaan\, University of Southampton \n13:40   Connecting Society through Co-operative Intelligent Traffic Systems by Paul Brookes\, Head of Research and Development for Siemens Mobility\, Intelligent Traffic Systems \n13:55   Designing for an Internet of Humans by Dr Paul Grace\, Consultant at IT Innovation \n14:10   Panel Discussion \n14:20 Tea\, Coffee and Networking \nSession Four: Data and Security \n14:35   Addressing the Wicked Challenges of IoT Security by John Moor\, Managing Director\, IoT Security Foundation \n14:50   Cyber Security in IoT by Gary Wills\, Associate Professor at the University of Southampton \n15:00   The Insecurity of Things by Leigh Chase\, Computer Scientist at IBM \n15:15   My friend Cayla\, the Hacked IoT Doll that Good Taste Forgot by Ken Munro\, Partner at Pen Test Partners \n15:30   Hardware-Level Security for the Internet of Things by Professor Mark Zwolinski\, University of Southampton \n15:45   Panel Discussion \n15:55   Wrap up & close \nClick here to register for free\n  \n 
URL:https://www.iotsecurityfoundation.org/event/the-impact-of-internet-of-things-on-our-lives-iotsf-promoted-event/
LOCATION:IBM\, Hursley Park Road\, Winchester\, SO21 2JN\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:IoT Thames Valley Meetup (IoTSF Promoted Event)
DESCRIPTION:This is a free to attend event and you can register here \nCompanies/speakers and exhibitors for the Meetup include: \n\nAmazon Web Services – Join this session with Technical Evangelist Ian Massingham and learn why and how organisations are using the Cloud as a back end for secure and scalable connected device applications.\nSurrey University’s\, 5G Innovation Centre – Adrian Braine\, Entrepreneur in Residence for the 5G Step Programmes will be giving a talk: ‘5G – Now connecting things!’ and members from the 5G Innovation centre will be exhibiting their IoT projects\nGSMA – Leo Whyte\, Strategic Engagement Director\, Connected Living\, will be giving a talk “Securing the Connected Future: Applying Best Practice Guidelines to Secure the IoT”\nKnowledge Transfer Network – Robin Kennedy will sharing the latest news and IoT opportunities.\nIoT Tech Expo Europe – Daniel Graham will be giving an Introduction to the IoT Tech Expo World Series\nSony SES – Steve Beck will be talking about their new IoT device power consumption analysis and optimisation platform\nAbacode – Erik Staaf\, VP EMEA will be presenting “Cyber Crime – the perfect storm is imminent” to highlight the key issues and how to solve them.\n\nAgenda\n6.15 – 6.45 Drinks & Pizza Reception\, Networking and meet the exhibitors \n6.45 Welcome – Duncan Purves \n6.50 “Building IoT Applications with AWS IoT” Ian Massingham\, Chief Evangelist\, Amazon Web Services \n7.15  “5G – Now connecting things!” Adrian Braine\, Surrey University’s\, 5G Innovation Centre \n7.30  “Securing the Connected Future: Applying Best Practice Guidelines to Secure the IoT” Leo Whyte\, Director\, Strategic Engagement\, Europe\,  GSMA \n7.45  “Innovate UK opportunities and news” Robin Kennedy\, KTN \n7.50 ‘ Showcase’\n–  “IoT Tech Expo Europe” Daniel Graham\, Head of Business Development \n–  “IoT device power consumption analysis and optimisation platform” Steve Beck\, Sony SES \n–  “Cyber Crime – the perfect storm is imminent” Erik Staaf\, VP EMEA\, Abacode \n8.05 Open to the Floor \n8.10 – 9.30 Networking and meet the exhibitors \nTo register or find more information: https://www.meetup.com/Internet-of-Things-Thames-Valley/events/235926473/ \nThursday 29th March 18:15-21:30 \nGreen Park Conference Centre\, \n100 Longwater Avenue Green Park\, \nReading\, RG2 6GP \nAbout IoT Thames Valley Meetup:\nThis group is open (free) for business\, academic\, public sector and technical professionals interested in the ‘Internet of Things’ who wish network\, share knowledge and experiences and develop business opportunities. \nWebsite address: https://www.meetup.com/Internet-of-Things-Thames-Valley \nLinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8271917
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SUMMARY:The Securing IoT Series
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT\nThis event will provide attendees with practical knowledge and tools to meet the many-faced challenges of IoT security. \nIn May 2015 the first summit on IoT security was held at the world famous Bletchley Park in the UK. It brought together industry thought leaders and experts to examine the status of security in evolving applications enabled by hyper connectivity. \nAt the close of the summit it was clear that something had to be done to address the wicked security challenges that IoT brings. Those challenges include complexity\, convenience\, cost and a general lack of awareness – with users\, purchasers and even throughout the supplier base. As a result\, the IoT Security Foundation was formed to meet the challenges head on – IoTSF is a collaboration of industry\, academia and other stakeholder groups united in the cause to drive both the quality and pervasiveness of security in IoT. \nJust as IoT is becoming prime time for industry\, so too must security as the threat of connection affects us all. Yet security needs to evolve along with the new frontiers of technology\, and all technology providers must provide a duty of care to their customers and the wider IoT eco-system. \nThere is no cost to attend\, yet space is limited for the first event in the series. Interested parties should register interest and await confirmation. \nAGENDA\n8:00 – 8:30 Reception & Coffee \nSession 1\nWelcome: John Sirianni\nIoT Security Foundation Introduction: Majid Bemanian\nGetting ahead of regulation – self-certification at low cost: Pamela Gupta \nBreak and Networking \nSession 2\n Security by virtualization: Cesare Garalti\nSecureThingz:  Steve Pancoast\nDevice Identity and Integrity are the new perimeter for IoT: Rao Cherukuri \nSummary Remarks followed by Networking\n12:00 Close \nTime and LocationMarch 30th 2017 08:00 – 12:00 \nOffices of Imagination Technologies\n3201 Scott Blvd.\nSanta Clara\, CA 95054\nUSA \nMAP \nHow to register Cost: There is no fee to attend this event \nSpaces are limited: Interested parties are invited to register interest via email jenny.devoy@nmi.org.uk and await confirmation \nMeet the speakers \nHOST :: John Sirianni \nAdvisor to IoT Cyber Security Innovators \nJohn’s passion for cyber security in smart-city and critical infrastructure comes from his expertise and experience in the development of operationally critical embedded devices and networked systems across Aviation\, Automotive\, Railway\, Medical\, Telecom\, & Wireless/RF industries.  Recent work has focused on IoT Gateways\, network based device discovery\, network based cyber behavior & anomaly detection\, and perimeter-less computing.   Today Mr Sirianni advises emerging IoT\, Cyber Security and AI innovators on new solution and market development strategies. \nIoT Security Foundation / Working Group #5 IoT Landscape & Smart City Advisor \n\n \nMajid Bemanian \nMember of the Board\, IoT Security Foundation / Director of Segment Marketing\, Imagination Technologies \nMajid Bemanian is responsible for driving Imagination Technologies strategic security initiatives and leading its market strategy for the networking and storage segments. He has more than 30 years of high-tech industry experience with hands-on engineering\, marketing and business management skills. Bemanian holds several patents and a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Nevada\, Reno \n\n \nPamela Gupta \nChair\, Self-Certification Working Group\, IoTSF / President\, OutSecure Inc. \nWith a powerful resume in Security Program definition and Strategy at major global Fortune 500 companies\, Pamela founded OutSecure Inc.\, because she knows companies are not protecting themselves with a strategic security program built to address information protection risks unique to their environment. Drawing upon a unique combination of more than 20 years of technical\, process\, policy\, and business experience in leading Fortune 500 companies Ms. Gupta provides consulting to public and private sector clients in the areas of privacy\, security\, cybercrime\, breach management\, and cyber strategy. \n\n \nCesare Garalti \nCTO\, prpl Foundation\nCesare Garlati is an internationally renowned leader in information security. Former VP of mobile security at Trend Micro\, he currently serves as Chief Security Strategist at prpl Foundation and Co-Chair of the Mobile Working Group at Cloud Security Alliance. Garlati holds a U.C. Berkeley MBA\, an M.S. in EECS and numerous professional certifications from Microsoft\, Cisco and Oracle/Sun. \n\n \nSteve Pancoast \nVP Engineering\, SecureThingz \nDuring his career\, Steve has been a leader focused on innovation\, business development and execution at multiple fortune 500 companies.  Steve joined Secure Thingz in October 2016\, as VP of Engineering where he leads the Engineering development organization and is focused on providing security solutions that establish a root of trust in IoT devices and enable secure software deployment/updates.  Prior to joining Secure Thingz\, Steve spent three years at Atmel as VP of SW\, Tools and Applications\, four years with Freescale as VP of Product Solutions for the Automotive and Industrial Solutions Group (AISG) and 10 years at STMicroelectronics\, where he most recently served as Sr. Director of the U.S. Consumer Application Labs. \n\n \nRao Cherukuri \nChief Product Officer\, Device Authority\nRao is a technology innovator\, entrepreneur and seasoned executive in Silicon Valley. He founded and led venture-backed IT infrastructure startups that delivered award-winning products over the last two decades in Networking\, Security and Analytics. He holds five patents in Trusted Computing\, Containers and Networking. Rao’s latest work is in the areas of IoT Security\, edge computing and fog computing. \n\n\nThe IoT Security Foundation gratefully acknowledges the sponsorship of Imagination Technologies in support of this event
URL:https://www.iotsecurityfoundation.org/event/the-securing-iot-series/
LOCATION:Imagination Technologies Santa Clara\, 3201 Scott Blvd.\, Santa Clara\, CA\, CA 95054\, United States
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