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‘You’re not ready for the CRA’ videos and slides
With Olcay Sevim (CyberWhiz) and Carlo Ottaviani (University of York).
IoTSF conference 2026: Exhibitor opportunities
Prices start from just £1,750 GBP / $2,342 USD / €2020 EUR.
Expressions of interest: Cybercrime special interest group
We're seeking expressions of interest for an IoTSF cybercrime special interest group.
What to expect from next week’s IoTSF webinar: 303 645
A 60-minute broadcast all about ETSI EN 303 645 with Pen Test Partners.
Green Hills Software confirmed as Gold sponsor for the 2026 IoTSF conference
The 2026 annual IoTSF conference will take place as a part of the TechWorks S2S26 summit. Green Hills Software has been confirmed as a Gold sponsor.
Tomorrow’s IoTSF webinar rescheduled
Due to unforeseen scheduling circumstances, our webinar originally planned for Thursday 25th June 2026 will now take place on Thursday 2nd July 2026 at the same time.
Agenda confirmed: ‘You’re not ready for the CRA’ in-person event, 15th July – London
The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is set to fundamentally change how connected products are designed, developed, secured, and maintained - yet many organisations are still underestimating the scale of the challenge.
Watch: Connected at scale, secured by design – Cyber resilience for utilities
With Rohit Kastuar (Nuvantiq), taken from the June 2026 meeting of the IoTSF's Energy special interest group.
July 2026 webinar announced
With Olcay Sevim (CyberWhiz) and Carlo Ottaviani (University of York).
Vulnerability Disclosure webinar recording now available
A shortened version of our Vulnerability Disclosure webinar with Copper Horse. IoTSF members can watch the full 60-minute version via our members' platform.
Blog: ‘When good intentions facilitate the really bad guys’ by David Rogers MBE (Copper Horse)
"I can state with both knowledge and certainty that the European Commission’s technical proposals (or draft measures) are dangerous for the security of every citizen of this world and they represent gross overreach."