The IoTopia Task Force is co-chaired by Sebastian Hans from Oracle and Russ Gyurek from Cisco. All GlobalPlatform members are eligible to participate in this group.
The goal of the IoTopia Task Force is to accelerate IoT deployment by providing best practice references for IoT security, guidelines, testing and certification. It does this by defining and evaluating the business and technical requirements of existing and emerging secure services, required by consumer and industrial products in an increasingly connected world.
This involves maintaining and developing GlobalPlatform’s IoTopia Framework, which is a practical implementation guide to secure IoT devices across all markets and in line with global requirements. The vision is to create an open and standardized approach to secure IoT device management, utilizing GlobalPlatform technologies across four key pillars:
The IoTopia Task Force works to:
Managing Security & Risk in the IoT
Watch Nguyen Quang-Huy, Evaluation Labs Manager at Trusted Labs, discuss the implications of an IoT hack and how TEE technology can help manage this risk.
VIDEO: How does SESIP provide a standardized methodology for IoT security implementation?
Technical Director Gil Bernabeu, alongside Brightsight’s Carlos Serratos and NXP’s Eve Atallah, explores how SESIP will provide the IoT ecosystem with a scalable, standardized methodology for ensuring that connected products meet the specific compliance, security, privacy and scalability challenges presented by the rapidly expanding IoT landscape.
Combined strengths of oneM2M and GlobalPlatform to address IoT security
François Ennesser, chairman of oneM2M Security Working Group and Gil Bernabeu, GlobalPlatform Technical Officer, illustrate how the know-how and expertise of both organizations complement each other to combine security and ubiquity in IoT deployments.
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