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IoT and Zero Trust Are Incompatible? Just the Opposite

IoT is a big security headache for a lot of reasons. By its very nature, these devices are untrusted. They usually can’t have a security agent installed on them, they are typically designed with little thought to security, and their presence on a network can be difficult to detect as…

Greg Young, Trend MicroJanuary 14, 2022

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IoT SAFE – Securing IoT Applications and Data

As the IoT industry continues to grow and evolve, so too does interest in protecting data integrity and confidentiality from IoT devices where data is collected, to the cloud where it is stored and processed. In fact, 72% of enterprises indicate that the device-to-cloud security is the key factor when…

Emir Rizvanovic, QuanTag IT Solutions GmbHDecember 17, 2021

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Protecting Consumers of IoT Products from Cyber Threats – Latest Legislation from around the Globe

During the past weeks, on both sides of the Atlantic, important legislations have been in the pipeline that aim at making consumer IoT products more cyber secure. EU: Delegated Act to the Radio Equipment Directive On 29. October 2021, the European Commission adopted the Delegated Act on Cybersecurity to the…

Anna Marton, Safepay SystemsDecember 10, 2021

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IoTAC Use Case No. 4: Smart Home

The nZeb Smart Home is Greece's first house that combines advanced construction materials with intelligent Information and Communications Technology (ICT) solutions, resulting in a future-proof, sustainable, and active testing environment. Since March 2017, the Smart Home has been recognized as the official European Commission Digital Innovation Hub (DIH). The Smart…

Marija Jankovic and Dionysios Kehagias, Centre for Research and Technology Hellas - Information Technologies Institute (CERTH/ITI)November 25, 2021

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Energy Consumption by ICT and Cybersecurity at the Time of COP26

Contrary to our expectations, energy consumption by ICT is a controversial subject where experts of different organizations may express divergent views . Indeed, one reason for some of the controversies about ICT's energy consumption is the relative lack of systematic measurement data. Although it may be technically possible to globally…

Prof. Erol Gelenbe, Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics (IITIS-PAN), Polish Academy of SciencesNovember 9, 2021

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IoTAC Use Case No. 3: Airborne (Drone)

The new IoTAC security model for IoT architectures will be deployed and validated in four different pilots, representing diverse industry domains. In the case of the Airborne (drone), the pilot will focus on the vulnerability of Unmanned Air Systems (UAVs) and the vulnerability of fixed sensors that are in remote…

Balázs Goldschmidt, Budapest University of Technology and EconomicsOctober 28, 2021

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IoTAC Use Case No. 2: Prosumer Cell

Prosumers are households that are both producers and consumers of electricity. A prosumer has a grid-connected decentralized production unit and makes two types of exchanges with the grid: energy imports when the local production is insufficient to match the local consumption and energy exports when local production exceeds its needs. Prosumers are growing in the…

László Vajta, Budapest University of Technology and EconomicsOctober 15, 2021

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IoTAC Use Case No. 1: Connected Car

The new IoTAC security model for IoT architectures will be deployed and validated in four different pilots, representing diverse industry domains. In the case of the connected car, the pilot will provide a cooperative, connected and automated (CCAM) scenario, where V2X (Vehicle to Everything) data exchange enables cooperative manoeuvres integrating…

Leonardo Gonzalez, Tecnalia Research and InnovationSeptember 23, 2021

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Zero Trust – moving from perimeter-based security to identity-driven security

While the Zero Trust Model of Cybersecurity was created by John Kindervag back in 2009, it has become a buzzword in recent years, and more of a priority due to COVID-19 and the remote work economy, as it offers an optimal way to address current security challenges for a cloud-first,…

Anna Marton, Safepay SystemsSeptember 9, 2021

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Operate & Monitor Phase Methodology

The operate and monitor phases are the final phases of the SDLC. They are collectively referred to as the maintenance phase and they are commonly thought of as a rather passive part of the process, but nothing could be further from the truth. This is where all the action is.…

Eric Estes and David Kovacs, ATOSAugust 5, 2021

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IoT and Zero Trust Are Incompatible? Just the Opposite

IoT SAFE – Securing IoT Applications and Data

Protecting Consumers of IoT Products from Cyber Threats – Latest Legislation from around the Globe

IoTAC Use Case No. 4: Smart Home

Energy Consumption by ICT and Cybersecurity at the Time of COP26

IoTAC Use Case No. 3: Airborne (Drone)

IoTAC Use Case No. 2: Prosumer Cell

IoTAC Use Case No. 1: Connected Car

Zero Trust – moving from perimeter-based security to identity-driven security

Operate & Monitor Phase Methodology

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