Smart contracts on blockchain platforms are self-executing contracts with the terms directly written into lines of code. While they offer numerous benefits in terms of trust, transparency, and efficiency, they also introduce unique security challenges. One such challenge is the "Bad Randomness Attack." This whitepaper delves into the nature of bad randomness attacks on smart contracts, provides examples, and outlines strategies to mitigate these risks.

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Cybersecurity is a growing concern in the healthcare sector. The critical nature of healthcare services, combined with the shift to virtual care and relatively low levels of cyber controls in the sector, makes these organizations a prime target for cybercriminals.

Introducing the IoTSI Smart Cities and Critical Infrastructure Framework
A high-level view of the IoTSI Framework\'s methodology, its components, workflows and processes and their applicability within Smart Tech.

In the US alone, organizations currently employ 804,700 cybersecurity professionals, and it would take a 62% increase to fill the current shortage of 498,480 needed workers.
The gap in Asia Pacific is much larger at 2.6 million and somewhat narrower in Europe at 291,000. Overall, it would take an increase of 145% to overcome the shortage, which is no small task.
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(Applying the IoTSI Smart Cities and Critical Infrastructure Framework.)The future of smart urban planning will usher in an era of creativity, functionality and convenience resulting in unprecedented opportunities. Key to this successful building evolution will be the assurance that private, public and corporate cyber safety is maintained and protected to community expectations.

Securing the Smart Supply Chain - The Cybersecurity Readiness Podcast (captivate.fm)

In episode 18, Alan Mihalic, President IoT Security Institute, speaks to the challenges and success factors associated with securing Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices in smart supply chains. He draws upon the IoT Security Framework to share some guiding principles and practices.

IoTSI President Alan Mihalic discusses cyber security and resilience by design principles for securing smart cities and critical infrastructure.......and the need for smart cyber frameworks to ensure security controls are included at all stages of the BIoT design and build process

What are the latest cyber threats to the utilities industry? What risks do they pose to our Critical National Infrastructure (CNI)? And how can Smart Cybersecurity provide the solution?

In Enzen\'s latest webinar, Alan Mihalic Mihalic SCCISP, Founder and President of the IoT Security Institute and co-author of the IoT Security Framework for Smart Cities and Critical Infrastructure joins
Steven O'Sullivan MBA, SCCISP, CISSP Enzen UK’s Head of Cyber Practice, to discuss why it is critical for CNI players to adopt smart, sustainable and future-proof solutions.
They are also joined by fellow cybersecurity specialist Enrique Villa Crespo, Chief Technology Officer at Wellness Techgroup.

IoT Day: Key Speaker Alan Mihalic, SCCISP: \"IoTSI Smart Cities and Critical Infrastructure Framework - Security by Design within a Built Environment.\"

OEA, Laboratorio Ciberseguridad para los Parlamentos. Entrevista Freddy Macho IoTSi Chile Chapter Presidente.
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Alan Mihalic - President IoT Security Institute interviewed by Nicole Stephensen host of the Privacy Matters Show.

Discussion topics include:

The formation of the IoT Security Institute
The SCCISP certification program. Its industry origins, objectives, and career advancement opportunities for the next generation of cyber professionals.
The IoTSi more women in Cyber security scholarships
The establishment of the IoTSI LATAM region. Think Globally - Act Locally
IoT - Perhaps the last hope for regional communities

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AWSN webinar - 14 July 2020.
Host: Stef Luhrs - AWSN Brisbane Chapter Co-Lead
Speaker: Nicole Stephensen - Executive Director - Privacy and Data Protection - IoT Security Institute
Principal Consultant at Ground Up Consulting

During extraordinary circumstances - such as war, natural disaster, social unrest, terror events and epidemics - tracking, tracing and surveillance technologies (and the data derived from them) are increasingly desirable. However, unless these technologies are designed and deployed with privacy in mind, they may cross the creepy line. This session unpacks \'the fuss about surveillance\' from a privacy perspective, focusing both on community expectations and the responsibilities of our governments, industry and technology vendors.