IoTC - The Future of IoT Privacy & Security Task Force
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- 2. Join the conversation @iotconsortium IoTC Privacy & Security Task Force Task Force Objective - Privacy for Voice Activated Devices § Address impact to product manufacturers and consumers § Develop best practices and guidelines § Bridge the policymaker-industry-academic gap in privacy policy § Develop privacy protections, ethical norms and workable business practices § Create content for upcoming events, webinars and educational workshops Mainstream adoption remains weighed by consumer concerns about how personal data will be collected, stored, or used. IoTC members will shape industry growth by defining, adopting, and evangelizing a set of privacy best practices that meets the needs of providers and consumers alike.Privacy & Security What can the industry do? § Educate consumers and product manufacturers § Promote best practices § Drive initiatives among key industry stakeholders to educate & promote Consumer education - How much do consumers understand? § How do I know what or when a device is listening? § Can I control when or what it listens to? § Can I manage or purge what is stored or analyzed? § What can be done with your data? Product / Service Providers § What security policies and regulations am I subject to? § How will this effect my costs and user experience? § What functionality is required? Opt-in, Opt-out, other filters or configuration?
- 3. Join the conversation @iotconsortium IoT Privacy & Security - Headline News Sep 7, 2017 Equifax Hack: Huge Scale of Cyber Attack Means That Many People Will Have Had Personal Details Stolen Without Knowing Jul 10, 2017 Voice-activated device called 911 during attack, New Mexico authorities say Feb 28, 2017 A Murder Case Tests Alexa’s Devotion to Your Privacy Jan 3, 2017 Just How Dangerous is Alexa? Dec 12, 2016 Quest Diagnostics says personal health information of 34,000 customers hacked Dec 12, 2016 The IoT threat to Privacy
- 9. Case Study: Microphones in IoT
- 10. Case Study: Microphones in IoT
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- 13. DataTransmitted Types of Data a Device Could Collect: • Audible Noises (e.g. voices) • Special ranges (e.g. ultrasonic) • Audio Patterns (e.g. “gunshot”) • Meta Data
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