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Cybersecurity and Digital Innovation

Securing IoT and Addressing Emerging Technology Risks

5 units

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About this program

The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming various sectors, including smart homes, healthcare, manufacturing, and vital infrastructure. Nonetheless, the vast number of interconnected devices introduces new vulnerabilities, broader attack surfaces, and challenges related to regulatory compliance. Additionally, emerging technologies such as AI, 5G, blockchain, and quantum computing contribute further complexity and risk factors.
This IoT Security and Emerging Technology Risks Training Course provides participants with essential knowledge and practical tools to recognize vulnerabilities, implement security controls, and effectively manage risks within IoT and other rapidly advancing technologies.
Through a combination of case studies, practical labs, and strategy workshops, attendees will cultivate hands-on methods to secure IoT environments and establish robust frameworks to accommodate future technological developments.

Course benefits

  • Enhance security measures for IoT devices and networks.
  • Effectively manage risks associated with emerging technologies like AI, 5G, and blockchain.
  • Safeguard critical infrastructure and sensitive data.
  • Achieve compliance with relevant IoT security regulations.
  • Improve resilience against continuously evolving cyber threats.

Key outcomes

  • Understand the architecture of IoT systems and associated security challenges.
  • Detect vulnerabilities within IoT ecosystems.
  • Implement security frameworks tailored for connected devices.
  • Evaluate the risks posed by AI, 5G, and blockchain technologies.
  • Develop governance and compliance strategies.
  • Examine case studies involving IoT security breaches.
  • Formulate strategies to ensure long-term resilience.

Who should attend

  • IoT developers and engineers.
  • Cybersecurity and IT specialists.
  • Risk management and compliance professionals.
  • Executives responsible for digital transformation initiatives.

Course outline

1

Unit 1: Overview of IoT Security and New Risk Factors

  • Structure and components of IoT ecosystems.
  • Security issues within IoT environments.
  • Summary of risks associated with emerging technologies.
  • Analysis of IoT-related cyberattack case studies.
2

Unit 2: IoT Device Weaknesses and Threat Landscape

  • Typical security flaws in IoT devices.
  • Threats stemming from inadequate authentication and software updates.
  • Vulnerabilities in IoT supply chains.
  • Practical session: evaluating the security of IoT devices.
3

Unit 3: Protective Measures for IoT Networks and Systems

  • Standards and frameworks for IoT security.
  • Techniques for authentication, encryption, and managing devices.
  • Implementing network segmentation and security monitoring.
  • Interactive workshop: designing an IoT security framework.
4

Unit 4: Threats Associated with New Technologies

  • Risks related to AI including bias, adversarial attacks, and misuse.
  • Security concerns of 5G within IoT environments.
  • Use of blockchain and decentralized models in IoT.
  • Quantum computing threats to encryption and IoT security.
5

Unit 5: Enhancing Resilience and Governance Structures

  • Governance models for IoT and new technologies.
  • Compliance and regulatory responsibilities.
  • Strategies to future-proof IoT security.
  • Strategic plan for strengthening enterprise IoT resilience.