In this video, you can see the structure of our Auto-Associative Dense Random Neural Network-Based Attack Detector, presented by our partner, IITIS-PAN.
IoTACMarch 10, 2022
D2.3 reports on the work that has been done to extend the ISO/IEC 30141 Reference Architecture (RA) and presents the resulting IoTAC Reference Model (RM). In addition, the system architecture methodology for IoTAC is outlined, followed by models for logical and system run-time & deployment viewpoints. In this deliverable, we…
IoTACMarch 9, 2022
D7.1 introduces the four pilot operations – Smart Home, Connected Car, Prosumer Cell and Drone Operations - of the IoTAC project, their goals, implementations and measurable results. All the pilots will be executed in two cycles with increasing complexity and a major evolution from Cycle1 to Cycle2 a few months…
IoTACMarch 9, 2022
Welcome to the third edition of the IoTAC Newsletter! If you would like to read about our progress during the months September 2021 - February 2022, read our Newsletter! Sign up for the IoTAC Newsletter! Stay in the know and receive all the latest updates straight to your inbox.
IoTACMarch 4, 2022
The H2020 IoTAC project reached a major milestone: The specification of the IoTAC Reference Architecture has been completed The consortium of industrial actors, research groups and academia from seven European countries focuses on improving the resilience of IoT service environments. 28 February 2021 – The Security by Design IoT…
IoTACFebruary 28, 2022
D3.3 presents the mechanisms for predicting vulnerable software components. The deliverable provides a comprehensive literature review of state-of-the-art approaches in the field of Vulnerability Prediction and identifies the main open issues. It documents the design and development of Vulnerability Prediction Models, along with detailed evaluation results. In particular, initially, we…
IoTACJanuary 10, 2022
D3.2 presents the mechanisms that allow the monitoring and optimization of the security level of software applications during the coding and testing phases of the software development lifecycle. In particular, two individual mechanisms, the Security Evaluation Framework (SEF) and the Security Alerts Assessor (SAA) are described. SEF is a mechanism…
IoTACJanuary 10, 2022
On 28. September 2021, Fraunhofer Fokus presented the IoTAC approach to certification at the 6th GI/ACM I4.0 Standardization Workshop on Industrial Automation and Control Systems (6th IACS WS’21) in Berlin, Germany. The presentation “Towards a certification scheme for IoT security evaluation” written by Ramon Barakat, Faruk Catal, Sascha Hackel, Axel…
IoTACOctober 1, 2021
Welcome to the second edition of the IoTAC Newsletter! If you would like to read about our progress during the months March - August 2021, download the Newsletter: Sign up for the IoTAC Newsletter! Stay in the know and receive all the latest updates straight to your inbox.
IoTACSeptember 6, 2021
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