TCG Expert Steve Hanna to Speak on Trust, Security and the IoT at IoT Solutions World Congress
Portland, Oregon, Sept. 8, 2015 – The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) today announced a new liaison relationship with the Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC) to advance the concepts of trust and security in the Internet of Things.
TCG Embedded Systems Work Group Co-chair Steve Hanna, Infineon, will speak on the relationship and the role of trust in securing the IoT at the IoT Solutions World Congress in Barcelona. His presentation, “How To Secure Billions of Insecure IoT Devices”, is scheduled for Sept. 18, 1:15 pm and will show how TCG’s widely vetted and adopted standards and solutions, including the Trusted Platform Module, can be used to provide integrity, assurance, and health checks to IoT devices and systems.
“As more things become networked, security risks grow. That’s especially true in the industrial Internet,” said Mark Schiller, TCG executive director. “The strong security standards created by TCG are vital to protecting the highly connected world of tomorrow.”
“Top-notch security measures are a major priority for IoT consortia and are necessary to continue the widespread adoption of the Industrial IoT,” said Dr. Richard Soley, Executive Director, Industrial Internet Consortium. “It’s important that organizations such as the IIC and TCG share work and leave communication open to ensure interoperability in security standards.”
The Industrial Internet Consortium was founded in March 2014 to bring together the organizations and technologies necessary to accelerate growth of the Industrial Internet by identifying, assembling and promoting best practices, including security.
TCG and the Industrial Internet Consortium plan to share with each other work on security in the Industrial IoT, including definition of requirements and review of applicable standards to ensure interoperability between the two organizations.
TCG recently published an architects guide and guidance for securing the IoT, which can be found here: https://trustedcomputinggroup.org/?e=category.solutionDetail&urlpath=internet_of_things&resource_category_id=8#nav_jump.
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