Friday 17th November 2023

12:00 – 12.40 – Tips

With the development of applications and the opportunities offered by the digitisation of home automation and control systems, Smart Cities and buildings equipped with such innovative systems are increasingly exposed to cyber risks since they are networked technologies and applications that can present several vulnerabilities from a cybersecurity point of view.

Smart buildings are based on countless Internet-connected IoT sensors and servers to automate features such as lighting, climate and lift control, fire detection, video surveillance and badge-based access.

Innovation and security must necessarily progress in parallel. We will discuss this with leading sector experts in terms of design and available protection technologies.

• Urban Security, Smart City and Smart Building: new paradigms for the development of integrated and intelligent systems

• The Vulnerability of Home Automation Systems: critical Smart Building Points from a Cyber Security Perspective

• How to secure video surveillance cameras and integrated home automation systems