IEEE | All About IoT Security

As Internet of Things (IoT) devices and systems become increasingly commonplace in our interconnected and digitalized society, there will be a greater emphasis on the security of such devices and systems partly because of the data sensed, collected, disseminated, processed, and/or stored by and in these devices and systems. These devices and systems may also be targeted and abused as tools to facilitate other nefarious activities.

This six-course program is designed to provide the audience a broad overview of IoT security, starting with malware (botnet detection and malware analysis) followed by vulnerabilities, network monitoring, setting up of testbeds, and the application of blockchain.

Upon completion of this course program, technical professionals will understand:

How to examine IoT security technology
How IoT botnets grow their networks
The forensics of IoT malware
The importance of a taxonomy when designing an IoT system in terms of security
The need for IoT testbed and IoT network traffic datasets
The application of blockchain to IoT

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Courses Included in the Program:

Challenges and Opportunities
Botnet Detection
Malware Forensics
Business Case Studies
Directing Network Traffic
Blockchain Applications

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