sofia feldtmann
Sessions in which sofia feldtmann attends
Monday 17 June, 2019
Privacy in the IoT is driven by the wish of consumers, enabled (or not) by standards, enforced by law, and can be a threat for business models. This session consists of presentations that give an introduction into the topic, introduce business models for IoT platforms that do not necessarily rely on exploiting the user's personal data, and show standards and solutions that pave the path towards an IoT and business models that d...
The interconnected nature of today's IoT systems can be challenging to follow even for experts. Complex and obscured data processing methods, combined with commercially sensitive black box hardware can make it problematic to determine where data originates from, how it is processed and who is accountable when things go wrong. FutureEverything advocates an artist led methodology to reveal, e...
Security and privacy are major concerns for the use and acceptance of the IoT, especially in cases where private, non-aggregated data are concerned. The use of VICINITY Platform combined with secure storage and authorized data transactions respecting GDPR regulations, aims to address privacy challenges of applications. To ensure that the IoT users are fully aware to whom, for which data and what purpose, they give consent ...
Tuesday 18 June, 2019
Welcoming Remarks Co-ChairsSébastian Ziegler, Chairman, IoT ForumBrian Bech Nielsen, Rector, Prof. Aarhus UniversityKarsten Dehler, Commercial Director, It-Forum, Denmark
Industries are crossing today a crucial transition in terms of technologies and sustainability is a key driver for them. The integration of new technologies, if done appropriately and fast enough can help industries become more competitive; if not managed accordingly however IoT misuse can have adverse consequences on industries and their external environment.Similarly, IoT applications can greatly contribute t...
Much of the potential of the IoT will be realised through value-added services, but this is being held back by fragmentation and limited interoperability. W3C is addressing this through developing web standards for things that decouple applications from the underlying IoT technologies. Applications will no longer need to be developed around the details of the myriad IoT technologies and standards. This means that developers can create applications more easily, ...
After the successful launch of the first edition of the workshop on “Internet of Things (IoT) for Smart Cities & Communities Convergence” at IoT Week 2017, we are now inviting you to join the next level of standards convergence to support cities & communities at IoT Week 2019 in Aarhus, Denmark - organised jointly by an alliance of international institutions and networks.The dramatic rise in urbanisation has facilitated the adoption o...
5G will transform the way how millions of individuals, organizations and devices connect to each other. It will also be the new basis for developments in the Internet of Things, driverless vehicles, connected homes and smart cities. Nevertheless, as is true of any revolution, 5G comes with its own challenges in terms of personal and corporate security, which must be taken into account and managed by companies, users and regulators. One of them is the developme...
Threats for Artificial Intelligence IoT & DataThis session will underscore how AI could be the core technology to detect and react to cyber-attacks with minimum human interventions.
1570526672 IoT Resource Access utilizing Blockchains and Trusted Execution Environments 1570526728 Runtime and Routing Security Policy Verification for Enhanced Quality of Service of IoT Networks 1570526729 A Novel Asset Authentication Scheme for Cyber Physical Systems
Wednesday 19 June, 2019
1570529906 Towards improving the Privacy in the MQTT Protocol 1570530032 Decentralized Beacons: Attesting the Ground Truth of Blockchain State for Constrained IoT Devices 1570530197 A Privacy, Security, Safety, Resilience and Reliability Focused Risk Assessment In a Health IoT System
1570530216 Botnet Attack Detection at the IoT Edge Based on Sparse Representation 1570530225 Security Issues in Internet of Things: Vulnerability Analysis of LoRaWAN, Sigfox and NB-IoT 1570530241 Scalable and Configurable End-to-End Collection and Analysis of IoT Security Data
With IoT devices in everything from buildings, lampposts, self-driving vehicles to our everyday household appliance devices in our Smart Homes, exchanging payments – large as well as small – save and efficiently is crucial. What is the status of our connected devices handling not just exchange of data across platforms but also the exchange of value? Morten and Mats will in this session discuss how the emerge of connected devices will shape and transform where, when and how we will d...
When you’re making decisions worth millions, you shouldn’t be guessing. You need real data. Dynamic insights from anonymized crowd data give cities, regions, companies and PTAs a unique opportunity to make decisions based on real needs rather than guesswork or time-consuming surveys. The insights enable understanding of door-to-door journeys, impact analysis of new routes, events and incidents with minimal efforts and can be captured retrospectively...
GDPR is a hot topic nowadays in Europe. IoT for SLE is a very sensitive environment upon GDPR. There are many facets where the topic is approached in the domain and for this it’s important all them converge into a coherent and functional approach at the time of implementation of IoT for SLE in a defined place.
1570530254 Assessment of Buffer Overflow Based Attacks On an IoT Operating System 1570534162 Architectural Patterns for Secure IoT Orchestrations 1570534664 SEMIoTICS Architectural Framework: End-to-end Security, Connectivity and Interoperability for Industrial IoT 1570534693 Enabling Dynamic IoT Security Domai...
IoT Risk Assessment should be considered as an integral part of the management practices and an essential element of good corporate governance. What are the new and unexpected risks that cannot be solved by current state-of-the-art security solutions? This and many more questions will be discussed and answered in this panel moderated by Pasquale Annicchino.
1570534814 Zone Keys Trust Management in Vehicular Networks based on Blockchain 1570534854 Towards an Ontology for IoT Context-Based Security Evaluation 1570534889 A Policy-based Framework in Fog enabled Internet of Things for Cooperative ITS 1570538349 OLYMPUS: towards Oblivious identitY Management for Private...
Thursday 20 June, 2019
Keynote 1: Robotic surgery – an imbalance that post-surgical digital data can improve upon.Prof. Oliver Pearce, Consultant Surgeon, Milton Keynes Hospital, UK Prof. Blaine Price, Professor in Computing, Open University, UK1570534898 Challenges of Wearable Health Monitors - A Case study of Foetal ECG MonitorPresenter: Zhenhua Luo, Cranfield University, UK
Presentation The IoT landscape is a very complex one and the IoT standardisation is no different. However, standards are paying an increased role in the set-up, design and development of the IoT systems. IoT Standardisation is following the evolution of IoT and the technical issues that have to be addressed and resolved. IoT standards are not just providing various communications solutions but address more globally all the issues of in...
The LSP Autopilote is leading innovative projects in Europe to develop the connected vehicles of tomorrow. Mobility is one of the key challenges in our societies where urbanization is growing everywhere. With the 5G deployment and the new IoT solutions, what are the new developments and innovations regarding the connected vehicles?
Keynote 2: Adoption of IoT in Social Care Services – it’s not all about the technologyJoanne Phoenix, Interim CEO, Sensor City Liverpool1570534738 A novel architecture using iBeacons for localization and tracking of people within healthcare environment.Dr. Princy Johnson, Liverpool John-Moores University, UK1570529883 Activity Recognition for Ambient Assisted Living Using Of...
ABOUT After the successful launch of the first edition of the workshop on “Internet of Things (IoT) for Smart Cities & Communities Convergence” at IoT Week 2017 in Geneva, and the two-day follow-up in Bilbao in 2018, we are now inviting you to join the next level of convergence to support cities and communities at IoT Week 2019 in Aarhus, Denmark – organised jointly by an alliance of international insti...
IoT devices have for years had the potential to turn every household in to Smart Homes. New devices connecting both you and your home to the internet is increasing rapidly and will do even more so in the years to come. Taking Smart Homes to “the next level” is not just a huge potential for companies wanting to profit from new business models or end-users seeking to utilize the possibilities of a connected home – it is also an understanding and awareness of interoperability and how our pers...
