Deliverable 7.4 describes the challenges, gains, and learnings: (1) on the security modules side, during development and integration; and, (2) on the pilot sites, during deployment, testing, and assessment of the validation results.

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Deliverable 8.1 describes the work performed in Task T8.1 “Contribution to standards”. This task focused on the project’s involvement in the work of the various standards bodies, its position in regard to new standards, and its contributions-recommendations.

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Deliverable 5.2 reports the development work on the uniform user interface of the Software Security-by-Design (SSD) Platform and the Security Assessment Model (SAM). The deliverable also covers the technical aspects of the various mechanisms of the SSD Platform and SAM, and provides technical guidance for potential users.

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D8.3 gives a status report of the IoTAC Association, about what has happened since its registration in June 2022 and what the future plans are.

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The formulation of a set of baseline security requirements for IoT systems was presented in Deliverable 2.4. The current deliverable, D2.5 gives an overview on the available technologies that can be used to meet the identified baseline security requirements.

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D5.1 presents the implemented functions of the IoTAC architecture and provides photo documentation about the operations and performance of the following IoTAC modules: (i) the Front-end Access Management System, (ii) the Runtime Monitoring System, (iii) the Attack Detection System, (iv) the Honeypot as well as (v) the core platform, the secure IoT Gateway. The deliverable also describes the demonstration sites where the pilots – Prosumer cell, Smart home, Connected car, and Drone operation – are running.

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D3.7 Vulnerability Prediction Models – Final is an updated version of D3.3. It provides a literature review of state-of-the-art approaches in the field of Vulnerability Prediction and presents the design and development of Vulnerability Prediction Models along with detailed evaluation results. It investigates whether the utilization of software metrics can lead to a better Vulnerability Prediction model or improve the predictive performance of text mining-based models. In both cases, emphasis has been given to the adoption of Deep Learning, and particularly to Deep Neural Networks. Furthermore, it presents a tool that we implemented in order to create our own vulnerability-related dataset and examines the capacity of statistical models and deep learning models in forecasting the number of vulnerabilities in time.

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D3.6 Software Security Assessment Indicators and Models – Final is an updated version of D3.2 and describes the Security Evaluation Framework (SEF) and the Security Alerts Assessor (SAA) that allow the monitoring and optimization of the security level of software applications during the coding and testing phases of the software development lifecycle.

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Deliverable 3.4 provides a comprehensive review of the current state of software security certification and describes the proposed IoTAC software security certification methodology.

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D9.6, as an update to the previous two versions of the IoTAC Dissemination and Communication Strategy and Annual Plan, provides a detailed report on the progress towards the implementation of the goals formulated for the second year and proposes the activities for the third year of the project.

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