To attend this event, please register your interest with d.swinscow-hall@imperial.ac.uk

Many organisations project that by 2020 there will be approximately 30 billion internet connected devices globally making up the Internet of Things (IoT).

Security and privacy has often been an afterthought for IoT device manufacturers, leaving consumers and companies that buy these devices vulnerable to cyber attacks.

This briefing event, hosted by the Institute for Security Science and Technology, will introduce the IoT security work of Imperial College academics and semiconductor intellectual property giant, Arm Limited, with relevance to security practice and policy.

The aim of the event is to convene key stakeholders from academia, industry and policy communities to hear about latest research from Imperial College and our event partner Arm, and to provide an opportunity to network and form new connections.

Speakers

Dr Hamed Haddadi is Senior Lecturer and the Deputy Director of Research in the Dyson School of Design Engineering at Imperial College London. He is also a Visiting Professor at Brave. Hamed’s leads the multi-university Data Box project which envisages a connected device to mediate access to an individual’s personal data by verified and audited third party applications and services.

Erik Jacobson from Arm Limited. Arm Limited designs and licenses semiconductor technology, including security technology. Arm-based chips are already in more than 100 billion devices globally. Arm has been helping the ecosystem secure devices from chip to cloud for many years, and remains committed to an end-to-end approach to security.

Format

• 08:30-09:00am – Breakfast and networking
• 09:00am – 09:20am – Introduction from Professor Emil Lupu followed by briefings from the speakers
• 09:20am – 10:00am – Q&A and discussion
• 10:00am – close and further opportunity to network

Registration

Please register your interest with d.swinscow-hall@imperial.ac.uk