[iot-wg] draft agenda for RIPE77

Here’s the draft agenda for the WG meeting next month. Other than tweaks to the running order, there shouldn’t be any significant changes.

See you all in Amsterdam!

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1. Administrivia

2. NCC Update
	Marco Hoegwoning - RIPE NCC

3. The Internet of Threats: fighting FUD with MUD
	Michael Richardson - Sandelman Software Works

For many internet organizations, the #1 risk on their risk register is
a large scale (Dyn like) DDoS attack.  One of the mitigation
mechanisms for this risk is to prevent weaponization of consumer grade
connected devices --- to keep Things from becoming Threats.  What we
need are security controls that will protect IoT devices from the
internet, and to protect the internet from IoT devices.  CIRALabs's
Secure Home Gateway project is developing a comprehensive extension to
the common OpenWRT code base to include processing of IETF standard
Manufacturer Usage Description (MUD) files.

4. Police perspective on IoT, challenges & strategy
	Jaap van Oss, Manon den Dunnen - Politie

The accelerated deployment of IoT is reshaping society and offers new
opportunities and threats in the area of safety. Privacy, security and
collaboration are fundamental in addressing the challenges. In this
presentation we'll share how we look at the IoT domain, what steps we
take and the struggles we face.

5. Security Problems in IoT
	Thomas Stols - Computest

Computest has a lot of experience (security) testing various IoT
devices. During this talk we’ll give the viewer some insight in common
security problems we see during our daily work.

6. The Internet-of-Insecure-Things: Causes, Trends and Responses
	Arman Noroozian -  TU Delft

We know poorly secured IoT devices are flooding our markets.  And we
know they get compromised at scale. Why is this so hard to stop?  We
look at the underlying causes for why this problem persists. Next, we
explore data on where compromised IoT is located, what kind of devices
are affected and which networks have the higher concentrations. We end
by exploring different responses to help mitigate these threats, with
a special focus on the role of network operators.

7. AOB