SECIoT 2010
While there are many definitions of the Internet of Things (IoT), all of them revolve around the same central concept: a world-wide network of interconnected objects. These objets will make use of multiple technological building blocks, such as wireless communication, sensors, actuators, and RFID, in order to allow people and things to be connected anytime anyplace, with anything and anyone. However, before this new vision takes its first steps, it is essential to consider the security implications of billions of intelligent things cooperating with other real and virtual entities over the Internet.

SecIoT'10, held in conjunction with the Internet of Things 2010 Conference, wants to bring together researchers and professionals from universities, private companies and Public Administrations interested or involved in all security-related heterogeneous aspects of the Internet of Things. We invite research papers, work-in-progress reports, R&D projects results, surveying works and industrial experiences describing significant security advances in the following (non-exclusive) areas of the Internet of Things:

New security problems in the context of the IoT.
Privacy risks and data management problems.
Identifying, authenticating, and authorizing entities.
Development of trust frameworks for secure collaboration.
New cryptographic primitives for constrained "things".
Connecting heterogeneous ecosystems and technologies.
Legal Challenges and Governance Issues.
Resilience to external and internal attacks.
Context-Aware security.
Providing protection to an IP-connected IoT.
Web services security and other application-layer issues.

UMA Last Modified: December 1st, 2010