Sorry for this last minute announcement. Tomorrow, the 28th,
Information Processing Society of Japan Short-term Intensive Seminar
Towards a safe and secure IoT world
https://www.itscj.ipsj.or.jp/oshirase/2019/01/2018iot.html
The title and content are as follows:
Privacy in the IoT Era: Preventing IoT from becoming an Internet of Threat
Our modern lives are filled with explicit and implicit sensors: when we walk down the street, we see security cameras and Wi-Fi access points; at home, we see smart speakers, smart locks, smart dolls, and our most personal companions are our smartphones. These things bring convenience and peace of mind to our everyday lives, but on the other hand, if we take one wrong step, they could backfire and completely overturn our privacy and happiness.
In this presentation, we will discuss (1) the relationship between identity and privacy, (2) the privacy framework in ISO/IEC, and (3) the current status of IoT-related specifications in SC27/WG5, and consider what should be considered to prevent IoT from becoming an Internet of threats to privacy.
But just now (27th, 4:XNUMXpm) I saw the previous frame, and Professor Nakao
Trends in security standardization for IoT
Currently, ISO/IEC JTC1/SC27 (IT Security) is working on ISO/IEC 27030 (Security and Privacy Guidelines for IoT). This article will focus on the latest discussion trends and the contents of the draft of this international standard. In addition, we will share the current guidelines of each country regarding similar activities in Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, etc., and consider the future prospects for ISO international standardization that can be commonly used in each country.
http://www.ipsj.or.jp/event/s-seminar/2019/ITSCJ-IoT/
And since it's the same topic, I'll talk about it from a slightly different angle. Please look forward to it.
# I need to remake the materials... orz