IOT Security Online Course

IOT Security Online Course

About the Course

The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of physical devices embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and connectivity that allow them to collect, exchange, and act on data.

In this online course, you’ll gain a foundational understanding of IoT, starting with real-world use cases across multiple industries. We'll explore the core components and technologies that make up IoT ecosystems, helping you build a clear picture of the systems and devices involved.

You’ll also learn about common security architectures applicable to IoT environments and gain insights into the key regulations and standards that govern IoT security.

Who should take this Course?

The IoT Security Online Course is ideal for cybersecurity professionals, network engineers, IoT developers, and IT administrators who want to understand and implement security measures for Internet of Things (IoT) devices and systems. It’s also suitable for students, researchers, and tech enthusiasts interested in securing connected devices across various industries. Basic knowledge of networking, IoT architecture, and cybersecurity fundamentals is recommended for optimal learning.

Course Curriculum

An Introduction to IoT Systems and Technologies

• The Course Overview
• Case Study: Connected and Self-driving Vehicles
• Case Study: Microgrids
• Case Study: Smart City Drone Systems
• IoT Hardware and Software
• IoT Communication and Messaging Protocols
• IoT Interfaces and Services

An Introduction to IoT Security

• Threats, Vulnerabilities and Risks
• Case Study: The Mirai Botnet Opens up Pandora’s Box
• Today’s Attack Vectors
• Current IoT Security Regulations
• Current IoT Privacy Regulations
• An Introduction to IoT Security Architectures

Conducting an IoT Threat Model

• What is Threat Modeling
• Identifying Assets
• Creating a System Architecture
• Documenting Threats
• Rating Threats

Deep Dive on Privacy

• IoT Privacy Concerns
• Privacy by Design (PbD)
• Conducting a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA)
• Case Study: The Connected Barbie