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IoT - Big Data & Security
MWC Smart Cities Seminar
Telefónica Global IoT Group Feb 2017
IoT Big Data and IoT Security in Smart Cities
IoT Security IoT Big Data
IoT - Big Data & Security MWC Smart Cities Seminar Telefnica - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
IoT - Big Data & Security MWC Smart Cities Seminar Telefnica - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
IoT - Big Data & Security MWC Smart Cities Seminar Telefnica Global IoT Group Feb 2017 IoT Big Data and IoT Security in Smart Cities IoT IoT Big Data Security TEF IoT-Big Data Smart City Pillars Open and horizontal platforms A rich
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Open and horizontal platforms A rich and dynamic ecosystem API and data model harmonization
TEF IoT-Big Data Smart City Pillars
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Open and horizontal platforms
Rely on Open Source Software
FIWARE OSS Community / FIWARE Foundation
Openness to avoid vendor lock in
Benefits mobile operators & cities : Can choose from a variety of IoT providers, integrators, etc.
Modular and extensible architectures
No more silos of isolated, single-vertical solutions. Enabling a real IoT BigData Ecosystem for smart cities.
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Rich and dynamic ecosystem
Cities Entrepreneurs
FIWARE Acceleration Wayra Open and Agile Smart Cities Alliance (OASC). > 100 cities.
IoT Device Vendors
FIWARE IoT Ready Programme > 50 kind of devices certified
Mobile Operators
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Harmonization
Providing a single, generic RESTful API to get access to smart city data (real time or historic) FIWARE NGSIv2 Defining a catalogue of harmonized data models that cover different smart city verticals
API Harmonization Data Model Harmonization Standardization
With GSMA, our work has been aligned with 5 top operators around the world New ETSI ISG CIM Group
Ecosystem + Open Platforms + Harmonization = Smart City Replicability
http://www.gsma.com/newsroom/press-release/gsma-launches-iot-big-data-directory-support-growth-innovative-new-iot-solutions/ http://apidirectory.connectedliving.gsma.com
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Applications
Smart Car Navigator Portable City Dashboard (URBO)
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Security in Smart Cities
Personal data privacy is key Cities infrastructure must be secure Secure from design makes a difference
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Smart cities, attack targets or attack tools?
24x7 Availability, the city never sleeps Huge number of devices Insecure design in some assets Low or difficult maintenance
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IoT Security challenges
Heterogeneity
Resources Identity Operation
No one size fits all solutions Constrained devices Authentication first Device management
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IoT security challenges require E2E approach
PREVENTION
Preventing or deterring attacks to avoid or at least minimize losses
DETECTION
Identifying attacks to allow a fast and thorough response
RESPONSE
Minimize losses and return to normal business
- GSMA Guidelines
- Managed Connectivity
- Private APN & VPN
- Network Auth & PKI
- Comms Monitoring
- Expense controls
- Persistent Pentesting
- Threat detection
- Anti DDoS
- Managed Connectivity
- Automatic rules
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IoT Security Self-Assessment in Smart Cities
GSMA IoT Security Self-Assessment helps Smart Cities across their lifecycle Deployment
A checklist to validate the security measures that has been put in place A guidance in the in
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decide the prevention measures.
Design
A standard way to exchange security information in a common language.
Onlife
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Carlos Carazo Global IoT Platforms & Technology Director carlos.carazocepedano@telefonica.com