The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will weigh into the debate about securing the vast Internet of Things next week, laying out new guidelines for connected device makers at the third annual Security of Things Forum in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Robert Silvers, the DHS Assistant Secretary for Cyber Policy, will use the event to present a […]
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Early Bird? Won’t be hearin’ from him no more! It’s sad – but true. With just over two weeks to go until our third, annual Security of Things Forum, the early bird’s days are numbered. In fact, regular admission pricing takes effect tomorrow (Wednesday, September 7) at 13:00 ET. You can use this link to register […]
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Last week saw two major security events take place: the annual Black Hat and DEF CON conferences in Las Vegas. I was in attendance and had the chance to meet with a lot of the world’s top security experts and thought leaders and check out a couple presentations, to boot. I also got a chance […]
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The challenge of managing bug bounty programs for the Internet of Things will be a topic of discussion at the third annual Security of Things Forum in Cambridge on September 22nd. Rajesh Krishnan of the bug bounty firm HackerOne will present a talk entitled “Device Hacking in the Age of Bug Bounties.” In his talk, Krishnan will […]
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The deadline for submissions to the Sept. 22 Security of Things Forum has been extended until July 21. Acceptance is on a rolling basis, however, so get your submissions in soon! The Security of Things Forum, the premiere security and Internet of Things event in the Northeast is extending its call for submissions to July 21st. […]
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Kevin Fu, the co-founder of Virta Labs and one of the nation’s top experts on the security of medical devices and hospitals, will be a featured speaker at the 2016 Security of Things Forum in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Hosted by The Security Ledger and Passcode, The Christian Science Monitor’s cybersecurity publication, The Security of Things Forum […]
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The Security of Things™ Forum, a premiere one-day event focused on exploring issues related to securing the Internet of Things, is now accepting submissions to present at its September 22, 2016 event in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Submit proposals to our third, annual event by completing the submission form on our web site at: https://securityofthings.com/presentation-submission-form/. Submissions must be […]
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Travis Goodspeed, an innovative security researcher known for his research on the security of wireless devices, will be a keynote speaker for the third annual Security of Things™ Forum in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Goodspeed will discuss recent research on wireless devices including two-way radios, and the implications of wireless device (in)security on current and future IoT deployments. He continues a […]
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Michael Daly, the Chief Technology Officer of Raytheon Cybersecurity, will speak at the second annual Security of Things™ Forum on Thursday, September 10th in Cambridge, adding his voice to a roster of speakers that includes FTC Commissioner Julie Brill and noted connected vehicle hacker Chris Valasek of the firm IOActive. Daly is a recognized expert […]
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Federal Trade Commissioner Julie Brill will appear at The Security of Things™ Forum, a day-long event that explores the security and privacy implications of The Internet of Things this September in Cambridge. Brill is an outspoken advocate of improving Internet privacy and data security issues and is known as a staunch defender of consumer privacy protections in the […]
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