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Guidelines to Secure the Internet of ThingsIan Smith, IoT Security Lead, GSMA ismith@gsma.com

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Guidelines for the Whole Ecosystem

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Over 200 Pages of Advice and RecommendationsTo Secure Devices, Service Platforms and Networks

3 ‘Worked’ Examples – Wearables, Personal Drone and AutomotiveRisk and Privacy Impact Assessments

12 Principal Attack Models85 Detailed Recommendations

FAQs

Over 200 Pages of Advice and RecommendationsTo Secure Devices, Service Platforms and Networks

3 ‘Worked’ Examples – Wearables, Personal Drone and AutomotiveRisk and Privacy Impact Assessments

12 Principal Attack Models85 Detailed Recommendations

FAQs

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GSMA IoT Security GuidelinesAddress the Key IoT “Challenges” of:

AVAILABILITYAVAILABILITY IDENTITYIDENTITY PRIVACYPRIVACY INTEGRITYINTEGRITY

LOW COMPLEXITY

LOW COMPLEXITY LOW POWERLOW POWER LONG

LIFECYCLESLONG

LIFECYCLESPHYSICALLY ACCESSIBLEPHYSICALLY ACCESSIBLE

in services and devices that are

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Find out more…..Download the Guidelines:www.gsma.com/connectedliving/iot-security-guidelines

View GSMA IoT Security Webinar:http://www.gsma.com/connectedliving/webinar-highlights-securing-the-future-of-the-iot/

Talk to the GSMA Connected Living Team:Ian Smith - ismith@gsma.com