Sophia Antipolis, France Scope
Technology changes the world and our societies at a fast pace. Society, public and private sectors have established that digitisation is beneficial and furthermore, fundamental in modern society. So, it deserves resilient IoT products, systems and services, with future-proof IoT security and privacy by default and by design.
At ETSI Security Week 2018, we will discuss these and related opportunities and challenges.
How to address, organize, standardize this dynamic hyper-connected world?
Target Audience
The event is of interest to:
- Organizations and stakeholders involved in IoT Security projects
- Government agencies and organizations working on Security
- SMEs and Start-Ups driving technology innovation in the domain of Security Solutions
- Research Institutes & Universities
- IoT Applications developers, device and infrastructure manufacturers
- Network Operators
- Service Providers
- Network and Systems Security Administrators
- Security Engineers, architects, consultants
- Risk Managers
- Information Security Staff
| Tuesday 12 June 2018 | |
| 08:30 | Check-in |
| 09:00 | Welcome Luis Jorge Romero, ETSI Director General |
| 09:05 | Session 1: Setting the scene This session will introduce the current IoT security landscape, challenges and opportunities covering legal, technical, organizational aspects. |
| 09:05 Keynote: Future-Proof IoT Security and Privacy Arthur van der Wees, Arthur's Legal | |
| 09:30 Panel: Future Proof IoT Security and Privacy - Challenges and Opportunities Moderator: Arthur van der Wees, Arthur's Legal | |
Large IoT industry providers
Industry Associations
Consumer Side
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| 10:30 | Coffee & Networking Break - Poster Session Visits |
| 11:00 | Session 2: The pros and Cons of Fragmentation Session Chair: Arthur van ders Wees, Arthur's Legal |
| 11:00 Coordinated Approach for Security and Privacy in IoT Emmanuel Darmois, ETSI Smart M2M STF 547, ComLedge | |
11:15 Panel: What are The Plans in Standardization? The Pros and Cons of Fragmentation Return of experience from implementations in listing, sorting and selecting the appropriate documents; How to facilitate common solutions becoming standards; Initiatives to provide a landscape of IoT security/privacy standards/best practices/guidelines and /or an assessment of the most reliable, sustainable, appropriate ones.
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| 12:30 | Networking Lunch - Poster Session Visits |
| 14:00 | Session 3: Transformation on the Horizon Session Chair: Apostolos Malatras, ENISA |
| 14:00 Secure by Design: Improving the Cyber Security of Consumer Internet of Things (IoT) Products and Associated Services Jasper Pandza, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), UK Government | |
| 14:20 Balancing Safety and Privacy: GDPR Compliance in the Industrial IoT François Ambrosini, IBIT Ambrosini UG - Mathieu Destrian, Intellinium | |
| 14:40 A Quantum of Safety – Rooting Trust in a Quantum World Mark Pecen, Isara Corporation | |
| 15:00 AI as a Disruptive Opportunity and Challenge for Security Antonio Kung, TRIALOG SA | |
| 15:20 Questions & Answers | |
| 15:30 | Coffee & Networking Break - Poster Session Visits |
| 16:00 | Session 4: Fault Lines and Enablers of Trust in IoT Session Chair: Harm Jan Arendshorts, iLabs Technologies |
| 16:00 IoT Trust: Key Management Approaches for Enabling Security and Privacy Roderick Hodgson, Secure Chorus ltd | |
| 16:20 Attribute-Based Encryption for Data Access Control in the IoT: a Newly Standardized Mechanism Christoph Striecks, AIT | |
| 16:40 Standard Based Regulation vs. Certification: What End-Users and Manufacturers Need for IoT-Security Lukas Linke, ZVEI e.V. Association of German Electrical Industry | |
| 17:00 Going Further with Common Criteria Eric Vetillard, NXP | |
| 17:20 Questions & Answers | |
| 17:30 | Wrap up and Closure for the Day |
| 17:40 | Networking Cocktail |
| Wednesday 13 June 2018 | |
| 09:00 | Session 5: Benefits and Challenges of 5G and IoT From a Security Perspective Session Chair: Arthur van der Wees, Arthur's Legal |
| 09:00 Setting the Scene Franck Boissière, European Commission | |
| 09.15 ENISA's View on Security Implications of IoT and 5G Apostolos Malatras, ENISA | |
| 09.30 Smart City Aspects Bram Reinders, Institute for Future of Living | |
| 09.45 The Network Operators Perspective on IoT Security Ian Smith, GSMA | |
| 10:00 Questions and Answers | |
| 10:30 | Coffee & Networkin Break - Poster Session Visits |
| 11:00 | Panel Discussion : How to Assure Security in Connected IoT Ecosystems? Session Chair: Harm Jan Arendshorts, iLabs Technologies |
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| 12:00 | Networking Lunch and Poster Session Visits |
Click here to access the Future-Proof IoT Security and Privacy Presentations
- Quantum Safe Security Protocols for Future IoT
Anthony Barnett, Thales UK - Online sextortion within IoT a cyber security and privacy perspective
Alexander Cadzow, C3L - Why Certify? Increasing adoption of the proposed EU Cybersecurity Certification Framework
Peter Cihon, Sam Kee, Glenda Michel, and Thanel Voigt - Smart Grid security in practice: The FutureFlow experience SCOTT – Secure Connected
François Ennesser, Gemalto SCOTT – Secure COnnected Trustable Things
Michael Karner, Kompetenzzentrum – Das virtuelle Fahrzeug Forschungsgesellschaft mbHSecurity and Privacy Platform for Industrial IoT – The CHARIOT EC Project
Konstantinos Loupos, INLECOM SYSTEMSAccelerating security at the edge: The H2020 FORTIKA Paradigm
Evangelos Markakis, TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETEH2020 project SUCCESS - A Security Concept for Critical Infrastructures
Panagiotis Paschalidis, P3 GroupTowards a Standardized Approach for Automated Threats Detection for Internet of Things
Marcin Pawlowski, Secure Ltd
The Programme Committee is composed of the following members:
- Harm Jan Arendshorts, iLabs Technologies
- Gil Bernabeu, GlobalPlatform
- Franck Boissière, European Commission
- Sonia Compans, ETSI
- François Ennesser, Gemalto
- Patrick Guillemin, ETSI
- Alan Hayward, NCSC
- Georgios Karagiannis, Huawei
- Jacques Kruse-Brandao, NXP
- Brigitte Lonc, Renault
- Apostolos Malatras, ENISA
- Arthur van der Wees, Arthur's Legal
- Thomas Weisshaupt, Wirepas
The Programme Committee is in charge of selecting the presentations that fit the event objectives and build the programme on IoT Security.