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SUMMARY:ManuSec Europe Summit (IoTSF official partner event)
DESCRIPTION:#ManuSec Europe returns to Munich for its 9th Edition on 26–27 February 2026\, bringing together leading experts to tackle the growing range of cyber threats facing Europe’s manufacturers as their digital transformation accelerates. \nSenior cyber security leaders from some of the region’s largest manufacturers will share strategies and best practices for Protecting industrial networks\, driving organisational alignment to support IT/OT convergence\, building roadmaps for securing safety-critical systems and more. The event will outline practical steps manufacturers can take to safeguard their most valuable assets against evolving threats. \nJoin us in Munich this February to hear exclusive keynotes from top industry executives\, and take part in interactive panel debates and group discussions exploring industry frameworks and addressing sector-specific cyber security challenges. \nAsset-owning IoTSF members can use the code ‘IoTSF’ for a complimentary pass. Free passes are for full-time professionals in asset-owning organisations within the manufacturing sector. Members working for cybersecurity solution providers or consultancies aren’t eligible but can get 30% off with code ‘MP30’ on vendor passes. Attendance is limited to 4 per organisation.
URL:https://techworks.org.uk/event/manusec-europe-summit-iotsf-official-partner-event/
LOCATION:Munich Marriott Hotel City West\, Landsberger Strasse 156\,\, München\, 80687\, Germany
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SUMMARY:IoTSF Webinar: Quantum Safety in IoT
DESCRIPTION:The rapid proliferation of IoT devices across critical industries – e.g. automation\, healthcare\, smart cities – has introduced significant security challenges. Whilst current cryptographic protocols safeguard data today\, upcoming developments in quantum computing threaten to render these protections obsolete. And this threat is amplified by the actions of adversarial nation states looking to disrupt critical industries whilst engaging in hybrid warfare. \nThis presentation explains the implications of quantum computing on IoT ecosystems. \nBy the end of the session\, participants will have an understanding of quantum safety\, what it means for IoT\, and a sensible timeline of future actions. \nSteven Kennedy is a seasoned cybersecurity architect with deep expertise in securing some of the most complex networks in the world (e.g. Tier 1 telecoms\, hyperscale public cloud). After working for several years in Microsoft cybersecurity product management\, he took the plunge to become a self-employed consultant. Working with Blue Mesh Solutions\, he’s focused on using his knowledge of cryptography and quantum mechanics to help clients transition smoothly into the post-quantum future. \nRichard Brooks sent the first IoT hello world message as ‘hello 5G’ across a private 5G network in the UK. \nThis was all part of the UK Government’s 5G Accelerator Programme and involved collaborators from Hutchinson Ports\, 3 Telecom\, University of Cambridge\, the Port of Felixstowe and Blue Mesh Solutions. Exploratory use cases were developed including autonomous port haulage vehicles and our IoT based project to create digital twins of the large quayside container cranes. \nCritical strategic assets\, such as ports\, require hardened IoT estate encryption\, and testing new encryption technologies to present a harder\, quantum safe cryptography stance became the final outcome of the project\, leading to new quantum safe MQTT solutions and a best in class commercial partnership.
URL:https://techworks.org.uk/event/iotsf-webinar-quantum-safety-in-iot/
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