“IoT meets Security” is the 3rd edition of the Future IoT PhD school series. Future-IoT 2020 introduces to the fascinating world of the Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) and its security challenges. The more than 250 registered participants await 10 Keynotes in 3 days plus 3 Poster presentation sessions, and 3 social events. Register for free at https://school.future-iot.org/

Due to COVID-19 the event will be fully-virtual with free live streams on YouTube and premium access for up to 40 PhD students via Zoom. The virtual character of the event brings the advantage that all participants can comfortably participate from home. The program promises extensive networking possibilities, getting in contact with peers about your research, and even getting to know our originally planned location virtually: Strasbourg!

Future-IoT 2020: IoT meets Security program

Info and registration for free YouTube or premium Zoom streaming at https://school.future-iot.org/

Monday, Oct 5, 2020 – The Who is Who of IoT Security

• 10h00 Grand Opening, Marc-Oliver Pahl and Nicolas Montavont (IMT/ TUM)
• 10h15 Setting the Cybersecurity Stage, Marc-Oliver Pahl (Chaire Cyber CNI)
• 11h00 Business Value through IoT and AI, Niels Thomsen (Atos)
• 12h00 Long Break at your own disposal
• 14h00 Digital Transformation 4.0, Emmanuel Bricard (elm.leblanc)
• 15h00 End-to-End security for IoT constrained devices, Paul Emmanuel Brun (Airbus)
• 16h00 Long Break at your own disposal (e.g. for relocating)
• [*] 18h30 Virtual Strasbourg City Tour, Nicolas Montavont, Julien Montavont, Georgios Papadopoulus

Tuesday, Oct 6, 2020 – Innovation, transitions, reliability, and experimentation

• 9h00 Culture of Innovation and working backwards process, Asinetta Serban (Amazon Web Services)
• [*] 10h00 PhD poster presentations I & Networking
• 11h00 Challenges on the way to 4.0, Olivier Presne, Francois Planchot, Cornelia Lux (ArianeGroup)
• 12h00 Long Break at your own disposal
• 14h00 From best-effort to high-reliability for the Industrial Internet of Things, Fabrice Theoleyre (CNRS)
• 15h00 Presentation IoT Lab, Guillaume Schreiner (Université de Strasbourg)
• 16h00 Long Break at your own disposal (e.g. for relocating)
• [*] 18h30 The Internet – the backbone of our society: Recorded interview with Turing Award winner Vint Cerf and Panel Discussion

Wednesday, Oct 7, 2020 – IoT, OT, you, and the ethics

• [*] 10h00 PhD poster presentations II & Networking
• 11h00 Long Break at your own disposal
• 14h00 Security for IoT and OT – An Industrial Perspective, Oliver Pfaff (Siemens)
• [*] 15h00 PhD poster presentations III & Networking
• 16h00 Long Break at your own disposal (e.g. for relocating)
• [*] 18h30 Ethical Decision Making , Martin Hellmann (Turing Award winner and half of the Diffie-Hellmann key exchange; recorded talk from the Being-Human with Algorithms Symposium 2018 as a world premiere)
• [*] 19h30 Closing Event

[*] for registered Zoom participants (pro) only

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Marc-Oliver Pahl

Professor for Cybersecurity at IMT Atlantique | Chairholder CyberCNI.fr | VP German Chapter of the ACM | Cybersecurity Expert | Speaker at IMT Atlantique / SRCD / OCIF / Cyber CNI

Dr. Marc-Oliver Pahl is a professor at IMT Atlantique. He heads the Chair of Cybersecurity in Critical Networked Infrastructures (https://cyberni.fr/) at the Institut Mines-Télécom. The chair consists of 12 PhD students, 2 PostDocs, 9 professors, and an engineer. Industrial partners of the chair are Airbus, Amossys, BNP Paribas, EDF, Nokia Bell Labs, and SNCF. In addition, he currently supervises three PhD students at the Technical University of Munich (https://s2labs.org/).

Marc-Oliver is Vice President of the German Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) (https://germany.acm.org/), he leads the axis Future Education of the German-French Academy for the Industry of the Future (https://future-industry.org/). He is continuously co-organizing scientific conferences since 2015. Until 2/2021, Marc-Oliver was co-leading a research team of more than 20 permanent researchers in the CNRS UMR LAB-STICC at IMT Atlantique. Until 10/2019, he headed a research team with 5 PhD students at Technical University of Munich.

Marc-Oliver’s research domains are cybersecurity, distributed networked systems, Internet of Things, data and service management. In addition to ethical aspects of computer science, Marc-Oliver promotes continuous exchange between business, academia and the public in the field of cybersecurity (https://future-iot.org/, https://talk.cybercni.fr/, https://being-human-with-algorithms.org/).

Besides his research around the Internet of Things and cybersecurity, Marc-Oliver loves teaching for a living. He has been continuously teaching Computer Networks and Distributed Systems at German and French universities since 2003. His biggest course is the freely available Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) "iLabX - The Internet Masterclass" (https://ilabx.ilabxp.com/).

Marc-Oliver is the recipient of numerous prestigious teaching awards. Among them the Ernst Otto Fischer Teaching Award 2013 and the PhD Supervisory Award 2020 of the Technical University of Munich.
Marc-Oliver conducts research in the national and international arena and has successfully acquired numerous research grants in the millions.

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