[Chapter-delegates] [for preview] Internet Society Policy Paper: IoT Security for Policymakers

[Andrei Kolesnikov]

Great draft, however there are huge land of the IoT which is not connected
to the internet. I would say the majority of IoT devices (above 80%) will
never be connected to the public internet nor get the IP address. Most of
the factories, ships, cars, containers, metering devices in municipal
services, professional health devices, you name it - will use private
telemetry networks and IP-like protocols. Based on many analytic papers,
the monetary value of such systems go far beyond "internet of things" in
perception of ordinary people (IP cameras, hope automation, wearable
devices).  The risks of attacks to this kind of networks are much higher,
because there are critical infrastructure on stake. It would be nice to
mention this area in the draft.

yours, --andrei


2017-12-25 15:22 GMT+03:00 Alfredo Calderon <calderon.alfredo at gmail.com>:

> The latest IoT Policy Paper is a great update that covers what I believe
> are the relevant issues on the topic. Great job!
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> On Tue, Dec 19, 2017 at 12:22 PM, Nancy Quiros <quiros at isoc.org> wrote:
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>> Dear colleagues,
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>> The latest policy paper, *IoT Security for Policymakers,* is now
>> available for preview through isoc.app.box.com/v/policybriefs-preview
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>> This policy paper builds upon and broadens existing Internet Society
>> positions and material, including our 2015 paper, *The Internet of
>> Things (IoT): An Overview,
>> <https://www.internetsociety.org/resources/doc/2015/iot-overview>*
>> outcomes from the Internet Society’s 2017 report, *Paths to Our Digital
>> Future <https://future.internetsociety.org/>, *and the Online Trust
>> Alliance’s *IoT Security & Privacy Trust Framework
>> <https://otalliance.org/system/files/files/initiative/documents/iot_trust_framework6-22.pdf>.*
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>> During this preview period, which will run until 15 January 2018, we
>> would be particularly interested in your input on the following:
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>>    1. Building off of our "briefing papers" the aim has been to keep the
>>    overview of IoT Security concise, while providing links to more in depth
>>    information and recommendations for policymakers.  At the same time,
>>    however, we would like to know: Are there any major points that we missed
>>    in the coverage of the issues?  We would appreciate if you could use the
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>>    basis, but could be used as a base to tailor local positions.   We are
>>    hoping for the online version to have a "Regional Considerations" section
>>    that we would like to populate with information, contributed by our
>>    Chapters and members, about how these policy issues are addressed in
>>    different regions of the world.  We would be interested in knowing if
>>    Chapters or members would like to contribute to such a section.
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>> We welcome and look forward to reading your comments on the policy paper, *IoT
>> Security for Policymakers. *
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