The China IoT Security Summit 2017

The China IoT Security Summit 2017 will be held on November 16-17, 2017 at Crowne Plaza Shanghai Noah Square, Shanghai.

IoT means our physical work is connected to the virtual world, and they could affect each other. IoT is no more a word but what is really happening in our daily life and production. The advanced technologies led to IoT developments including: machine-to-human communication, machine-to-machine communication, radio frequency identification, robotics and etc. According to IDC, the IoT market size will reach 170 billion dollars, and there will be 20 billion connected devices in 2020. In another hand, some hackers are also aimed at this huge market, there are many new type of IoT specified attacks, such as Mirai attack in the USA. The difference between IT security and IoT security is that IoT attacks could manipulate some physical devices, and may cause physical damages, the consequence could be not only financial lost, but also affect harm human’s safety. IoT security issues are the concerned by all the IoT industry stakeholders. In this case, to build a secured IoT ecosystem is essential to all the IoT business operators and users.

The China IoT Security Summit 2017 aims to bring together about 150+ the most influential experts, business leaders and researchers to analyze the IoT security market situation and the effects of China’s new version ‘Internet Security Law’, share the most popular IoT security technologies, and discuss the possible future of IoT security. This event will be a great platform to get a deep understanding of the market, learn knowledge and business networking.

The event topics will include:

• IoT Gateways Secures Devices’ Communication and Enables a Secured IoT Environment
• Network Operator’s Support to the Protection IoT Security
• IoT Platform’s Security Practice
• Secured IoT Cloud Platform Boost the Development of IoT Industry
• Converge IT and OT to Accelerate Secured IIoT Ecosystem Development
• Industrial Control Systems Security Gap Assessment Engages IIoT Development
• Utilize the Advanced Technologies to Build Security in the Smart Plant
• Panel Discussion: How to Achieve ‘Security’ in the IoT Era
• Designing Automotive Security For Connected Vehicles
• Ensure Security of IoT from Botnet Attacks
• Eliminate Smart Home Appliances Security Risks, Enhance User Safety
• Medical Device in the IoT Era: Prioritize Security Measures
• Binding the User and Devices to Create a Secured Usage Mode
• Blockchain’s Potential of Solving IoT Security Threats
• Machine Learning Helps to Close IoT Vulnerabilities
• Enhance Enterprise IoT Endpoint Security Management System
• IoT-based Smart Grid Security Issues and Challenges