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New Forms of Governance (2): The mobile phone should be in public hands
Rob van Kranenburg: The mobile phone should be in public hands. There are three main reasons: Things are very simple. Organizations that depend on taxes it claims from citizens must own the means of governance to govern. Citizens will understand that instead of being captured in shareholder value, this system builds value for all in… Read More …
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RISK BY CONTEXT (RBC): New methods for assessing and prioritizing cyber risks in dynamic and complex systems
By Mirko Ross; Current cybersecurity risk detection systems in complex networked OT (Operational Technology) systems focus predominantly on situational assessments based on: Detection of participants in the system (ID, asset management, scan for known vulnerabilities (CVE) and mapping of participants and detected vulnerabilities to actively exploited attack paths. In the best case, the result is… Read More …
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#IotDay conversation between Rob Tiffany and Mirko Ross
#IotDay conversation between Rob Tiffany and Mirko Ross https://youtu.be/I721nCv5VHY via @YouTube #IoT#AI#farming#security#acceleration#energy and just plain good conversation! Read More …
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Our Extended Sensoria. How Humans Will Connect with the Internet of Things
Joseph A. Paradiso: The Internet of Things assumes ubiquitous sensate environments. Without these, the cognitive engines of this everywhere-enabled world are deaf, dumb, and blind, and cannot respond relevantly to the real-world events that they aim to augment. Advances over the past decade have been rampant, as sensors tend to exploit Moore’s Law. Accordingly, sensors… Read More …
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The IoT Council was kickstarted in Brussels in 2009 as an Internet of Things think tank, news service and silent accelerator for IoT projects.
DISPOSABLE IDENTITIES
A Disposable Identity is a contextual and temporary identity, limited in terms of scope, time, location allowing end users to show specific and limited information or credentials, for example in order to validate the access control of the building.
IoT Council is a co founder of Disposable Identities
IOTDAY APRIL 9
The IoTday April 9 is a Global Day to celebrate IoT as a baseline for decision making based on real time data.
IoT Council started this initiative in on april 9 in 2010 as a small event by talking about #IoT in local settings (street, apartments, parc).
Since then it has grown into a global event with participation of large Tech and SME.