Securing the IoT: Privacy

Securing the IoT: Privacy

1h 20mBeginner2023-08-21

Authors

Lisa Bock

Lisa Bock

Security ambassador with a broad range of IT skills and knowledge

Course details

The Internet of Things (IoT) connects people, infrastructures, and things to improve our lives and enhance production of goods and services. The rapid expansion of IoT technology brings with it an array of exciting and imaginative ways to make our products smarter and our lives easier. But the growth of this emerging technology also brings huge gaps in security. Along with limitless possibilities of the IoT in our business and personal lives, we also need to deal with the growing risks to our privacy.

In this course, IT security expert Lisa Bock starts by outlining how IoT devices generate immense amounts of data that can pose a risk to our privacy and security. She then explains existing standards and regulations, such as HIPAA and GDPR, that protect privacy and discusses the need to provide standards and legislation to ensure IoT data privacy. Finally, Lisa describes methods to select and secure devices to ensure privacy and security when using an IoT device.

Skills covered

Internet of ThingsHardwareIncident ResponseCybersecuritySoftware DevelopmentOne-Off

Concepts

Introduction

  • Protecting IoT privacy
  • Discovering resources

Discovering the IoT

  • Exploring IoT devices
  • Leveraging IoT data
  • Recognizing privacy concerns
  • Challenge - Understanding IoT vulnerabilities
  • Solution - Understanding IoT vulnerabilities

Exposing Risks to Privacy

  • Collecting consumer data
  • Spying on consumers using the IoT
  • Eavesdropping and acting independently
  • Helping government and law enforcement
  • Converging IoT and AI

Existing Standards and Regulations

  • Securing card data with PCI DSS
  • Ensuring privacy with HIPAA
  • Providing privacy guidelines
  • Adhering to the COBIT framework

Developing Standards and Legislation

  • Recognizing the need for standards
  • Promoting IoT legislation
  • Using resources on NIST and OWASP
  • Defining IoT protocols
  • Creating a common IoT language

Managing IoT Privacy

  • Ensuring privacy in the IoT
  • Securing data using blockchains and PUFs
  • Keeping smart devices secure
  • Discovering the IoT Security Foundation

Conclusion

  • Summary
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