Securing Smarter Cities: Practical Protocol & Policy

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Presented at InfoSecurityEurope 2019 by

William Malik

Attendees will learn of the security and privacy successes – and failures – of smart city initiatives. By examining components of smart cities (transport systems, buildings, cars, homes, businesses, utilities) attendees will derive an architectural model, policy recommendations, and technology strategies that will support secure, trustworthy smart cities. This model looks forward across likely evolution in technology and the threat landscape for the next ten years. Attendees will discover a path to a safe, trustworthy, resilient, responsive cityscape.Learning Outcomes:Understand the current and likely threat landscape affecting smart cities over the next decadeDiscover an architectural model that will give smart cities a cost-effective response to evolving threatsRecognise security/privacy successes and failures of smart city initiatives within intelligent transport systems, smart buildings, Industrial IoT deployments, smart ports, and governmental and medical infrastructureReceive a set of policy recommendations to enable trustworthy, resilient smart cities Explore the technological advances that may help to secure smart cities now and in the future