The evolution of IoT brings great advancements, and new ways of thinking and interacting with our environment. These opportunities come hand in hand with challenges as regards information security. My research seeks to present a framework for continuous research and development of approaches to ensuring security through security risk management practices in IoT.
STER Project
Fostering continuous research in security risk management of IoT systems.
Currently working on two major projects IoT Security and Socio technical collaboration for innovation.
The internet of things (IoT) has produced an integration of a vast network of sensors and objects, exchanging data within devices and the internet. With its expected exponential growth over time, incentives for malicious parties increase as well. The threats posed by implementing IoT is multifaceted, encompassing people, process, objects, and data, growing in number and complexity. This research study contributes a systematic approach to continuous research, innovation, evaluation, and training in IoT systems security, covering assets, security risks, and their countermeasures. It proffers, a goal-oriented series of activities and goals that bring together professionals and domain experts over short periods to apply knowledge in tackling specific problems in IoT security. This research aims to support stakeholders in maintaining a sustainable high level of security, providing security countermeasures to mitigate the evolving security risks in IoT systems.
