Delivering security by design in the Internet of Things

End to end security is becoming a prerequisite of the Internet of Things. Data must be managed securely at generation, in flight and at rest to avoid critical enterprise or personal data being intercepted. Privacy becomes paramount as our lives and health become increasingly digital, and devices must evolve to deliver security and robustness while pricing continues to be constrained. This talk will highlight the security requirements of the IoT as outlined by the Dept. of Homeland Security and the UK Centre for Protection of National Infrastructure to counter the emergence of threats ranging from advanced persistent software threats to physical tampering and side channel attacks. Following the definition of the attack threats we will then establish the definition of advanced device security features, system implementation requirements and testability criteria to develop Security by Design within the Internet of Things.