Course overview
With the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) and its impact on every aspect of modern life, security is increasingly more important. Security in IoT is the act of securing Internet of Things devices and the networks they're connected to. IoT devices include industrial machines, smart energy grids, building automation, as well as personal IoT devices. In this course you will study aspects of computer security and privacy as they affect IoT devices and networks. We will cover a selection of topics including cloud encryption, software and hardware attacks, update management, and many more.
Course learning outcomes
- Identify and describe the variety of IoT systems architectures, essential components and challenges specific to IoT systems.
- Interpret information privacy and data protection requirements in regards to IoT products design.
- Apply appropriate security mechanisms for IoT to real-world problems.
- Reflect on the impact of current and future IoT technologies on security and privacy.
- Discuss appropriate security and privacy solutions for real-world applications, using appropriate language and terminology.
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