IoT Security: Past, Present and Future
summary
The IoTSF Assurance Framework traces practical roots in telco and media DRM and is already used to prepare products for the EU Cyber Resilience Act by mapping requirements to design and operations; following it places hardware and software projects in a strong position before standards in two years arrive. Examples include over-the-air updates for set‑top and embedded devices and threat reduction by adopting memory‑safe tooling (Rust, Swift, Cherry) to tackle 70% of critical vulnerabilities caused by memory safety flaws.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00IoT security foundations
- 2:31IoT Security Assurance Framework evolution
- 14:34EU Cyber Resilience Act
- 18:51Security as business value
- 22:45Academic IoT security views
- 26:02Future IoT security challenges
- 30:18IoT Security Foundation’s vision
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