“Compliance and Beyond: Understanding the Impact of the New EU Cyber Resilience Act”
IoT Day Roundtable – 17. April 2023
Online roundtable with the participation of the European Commission, NIST, leading SDOs, and the industry.
IoTAC
The Concept
The IoTAC – Security By Design IoT Development and Certificate Framework with Front-end Access Control – project aims to deliver a secure and privacy-friendly IoT architecture that will facilitate the development of more resilient IoT service environments. Our system, comprising of a secure gateway, runtime security applications and cloud-based service platforms, will provide comprehensive protection for service environments of various industry domains. The technology will not only protect new deployments but can also enhance the security level of legacy operations.
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USPs outline
What is this solution offering that’s different?
Advanced security
The IoTAC architecture comprises high security level components and solutions like the use of chip cards, PKI encryption, root of trust, secure booting, audit logs and many more. Security is assured all through the design, implementation and operation phases.
Modular architecture
The IoTAC architecture comprises multiple hardware and software components which will allow flexible configuration options to support diverse service environments of various security levels. Underlying core features will be supported with optional add-ons.
Multi-layer approach
Security countermeasures will be implemented both at hardware- and at software-level, comprising a secure gateway, front-end access control, honeypots, checkpointing, AI&ML algorithms and a runtime monitoring system.
The IoTAC framework
The IoTAC framework comprises the Security Baseline as the foundation, the IoTAC Software Security by Design (SSD) principles and the Security Assurance Model (SAM) platform, which will unite in a formal Certification procedure exposed as a service.
Latest news
Mix of research updates, blog content and white papers
Conference: IEEE International Symposium on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks 2023 (IEEE LANMAN 2023), 10-11 July 2023, London, UK. Authors: Gelenbe E, Nakip M. Abstract: This paper presents several novel algorithms for real-time cyberattack detection using the Auto-Associative Deep Random Neural Network. Some of these algorithms require offline learning, while…
IoT Analytics’ “State of IoT—Spring 2023” report shows that the number of connected IoT devices grew by 18% in 2022 to 14.3 billion and this number is expected to grow by 18% to 16.7 billion in 2023. The market is primarily driven by industrial IoT projects and Industry 4.0 initiatives. The report discusses…
Sectrio published its OT and IoT Threat Environment Landscape Analysis Report 2023. The report has been prepared from threat intelligence gathered by Sectrio’s honeypot network in over 80 cities across the world, including over 8000 physical and virtual devices covering over 4000 device architectures. Over 18 million attacks a day…
