Explore the journey of manufacturers in developing cyber-resilient IoT devices in this 30-minute conference talk from the Hack In The Box Security Conference. Delve into Panasonic's innovative approach to IoT security, including their unique threat intelligence system comprising physical honeypots, software honeypots, and sandboxes. Learn about the architecture of their honeypot system and discover insights from the analysis of over 179 million detected attacks and 25,000 collected malware samples. Gain valuable knowledge on the types of malware targeting IoT devices, with a focus on previously undetected threats. Understand how these findings can be utilized by product development teams to enhance the cyber resilience of IoT devices. Benefit from the speaker's extensive experience in cybersecurity, including roles as an IoT cyber security analyst, incident response lecturer, and cyber war project team leader.
The Journey for Manufacturers to Develop Cyber Resilient IoT Devices
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Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Increasing attacks targeting lot
Regulations by Government
Expectations for "Manufacturers to ensure loT product security"
As A Corporate Risk
Cyber Security in Panasonic Cyber Security Activities in Panasonic
Panasonic Product Security Activities
Incident Response Framework at Panasonic
Panasonic loT Threat Intelligence Platform Concept
loT Threat Collection - Malware targeting home electronics
lot Threat Analysis - Analyze Characteristics of loT Malware
lot Device Protection - Feedback to Product Developer
Non stop cyber threat analysis
lot Cyber Threat Management
Mutual Defense of loT manufacturers
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