2IdO: Securing the Industrial Internet of Things

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Assessing risks and establishingindustrial environments.

Project Overview

The project

2IdO—Industrial Internet of Things and Operators—brought together major industrial and research organisations to develop secure IoT technologies for aerospace, chemicals and energy environments. The project explored technologies including 2.4 GHz LoRa communications, secure sensors and gateways, intrusion-detection systems and energy-efficient connected devices.

Our Role

Internet of Trust’s contribution

Internet of Trust provided risk-analysis and security-evaluation expertise across several industrial use cases:

The team also contributed to the definition of a Security Classification Framework for IoT components and solutions.

Key outcomes

Key results

Project Details

Project at a glance

Publications

Selected publications and presentations

  • Embedded World 2020: A Threat and Risk Analysis Methodology for LoRa-based IoT Systems
  • ICCC 2018: Multi-Assurance for Real Products
  • SIdO 2018: New Worldwide Industrial IoT Standard: 2IdO—Geolocation, Ergonomics
    and Predictive Maintenance
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