Connected Ecosystems: Security and Resilience in IoT - Digital Catapult

About This Event

Digital Catapult, in partnership with the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering and the Department of Security and Crime Science at University College London, will be hosting a Connected Ecosystems event addressing the critical challenges of securing the Internet of Things ecosystem.

Discover how recent policy developments and global IoT security standards are reshaping the landscape of IoT security and what this means for manufacturers, developers, and end-users alike.

Who Should Attend?

We invite those working in the area, together with businesses looking to learn more about security in IoT, to attend, as it will be an excellent opportunity to gain insights about the technologies, in addition to joining discussions on potential applications and future directions.

Why Attend?

This event brings together cybersecurity experts, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore emerging regulations, best practices, and innovative approaches to safeguarding IoT.

A panel discussion will focus on challenges and opportunities with regard to IoT security standardisation and implementation strategies. There will be tours of Digital Catapult’s labs, which will include IoT demonstrators, as well as networking opportunities.

Agenda

18.00: Guest arrivals

18.30: Welcome and overview of IoT security activities at Digital Catapult

Ramona Marfievici, Principal IoT Engineer at Digital Catapult
Paul Ceely, Director of Technology Strategy at Digital Catapult

18.45: Navigating the Cyber Resilience Act: Implications for Open Source Developers and Organizations in a GDPR-like Regulatory Era

Tim Snape, CEO, Artificial Intelligence Group Ltd & Member of the Executive Steering Board of the IoT Security Foundation

18.55: Securing the Internet of Things and Connected Places: Lessons from Defence and Intelligence

Simon Arnell, CEO & Co-Founder, Configured Things

19:05: The EU Cyber Resilience Act: Implications and Research Challenges from an Economic Perspective

Dr. Volker Stocker, Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society, Germany

19.15: Building Data Protection Into the Design of IoT Products

Slavka Bielikova, Principal Policy Adviser – Online Tracking, Information Commissioner’s Office

19.25: Panel discussion and audience Q&A: Security and Resilience in IoT: Reshaping the Policy Agenda

Chair: Dr Anna-Maria Mandalari, Assistant Professor, University College London

Dr. Volker Stocker, Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society, Germany
Tim Snape, CEO, Artificial Intelligence Group Ltd & Member of the Executive Steering Board of the IoT Security Foundation
Slavka Bielikova, Principal Policy Adviser – Online Tracking, Information Commissioner’s Office
Simon Arnell, CEO & Co-Founder, Configured Things

20:00: Lab tours and demonstrations, additional networking and drinks

20:30: Event Finishes

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