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What are your IoT devices doing in your home? – Our manysecured project highlights that webcams, Alexas and lighting systems are connected to your router.

The Internet of Things Security Foundation (IoTSF) and ManySecured Special Interest Group (SIG) is working to outline high level solutions to a design flaw/problem that creates router and IoT vulnerabilities.

Highlights a fundamental design flaw that has received little attention to date and yet affects many IoT devices and standard Internet routers and outlines potential solutions.

We examine in detail what a shared description of device types looks like; look at interoperable mechanisms for IoT network monitoring and control and demonstrate how we bring these capabilities together to provide scalable methods of active defence, which embraces both new business models and fully integrated AI systems.

Presentation about the Internet of Things Security Foundation ManySecured CERTIFIED Router and Gateway Scheme. Cyber security requirements for Routers and IoT Gateways

This Whitepaper seeks to raise awareness of a fundamental design flaw that has received little attention to date and yet affects many IoT devices and standard Internet routers.

An update on the ManySecured IoT Gateway project given at the IoT Security Foundation Plenary on 16th June 2021

The IoT Security FoundationSpecial Interest Group (IoTSF SIG) have published a ‘Problem Statement’ document for Secure Usable Browser Connections for Intranet Scenarios.

The videos on the IoTSF YouTube channel include a presentation by Nick Allott (nquiringminds) at the IoT Security Foundation 2020 Conference:

With the support of the ManySecured project partners, the IoT Security Foundation has created a Special Interest Group (SIG) to facilitate Interoperable Security through Collaboration with stakeholders in the IoT ecosystem value chain.