M-Sec project provides a secure end to end framework based on advanced techniques, methods, and design as well as operating principles that minimize the risk of suffering from critical vulnerabilities in the IoT ecosystem. The project offers tools and components, most of them open source, that protect IoT devices from malware through intrusion detection mechanisms […]
The final review meeting of the M-Sec project took place online yesterday. Unfortunately, current covid-19 constraints did not allow the consortium to join together one last time before the project’s end, and celebrate in great style the end of an amazing and extremely rewarding chapter that was the implementation of the M-Sec project. The objectives […]
Many data sources in the IoT and smart city domain may contain sensitive information that raises issues on privacy and data protection, such as cyber-attacks to city cameras and sensors, citizens mobile apps, companies servers, among others. M-Sec has concluded with 4 main results to ensure that security and integrity of data traffic in hyper-connected […]
On the 29th of September, M-Sec joined forces with sister-project Fed4IoT to present the main goals, achievements and results of both projects, that end this September. Take a sneak peek at what was presented On the 29th of September, at 9am CET (Brussels Time), M-Sec and Fed4IoT projects held a Webinar entitled “Advanced technologies for […]
For more than 2 years, ICCS/NTUA has been a key member of the M-Sec consortium, supporting the development and testing of a technology that intends to support our cities to become smarter and, at the same time, more cyber secure. Meet the team and work behind ICCS/NTUA, their role in the M-Sec Project and where […]
Know more about our Use Case 5, which is currently being implemented in the cities of Santander and Fujisawa to test the impact of the M-Sec solution We have spoken with Keiko Doguchi, Japanese Coordinator of the M-Sec Project, from NTTE – Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Corporation, leader of M-Sec’s Use Case 5: Smart […]
The M-Sec and Fed4IoT projects will organize next Wednesday 29th of September 2021 at 09h00-11h00am CET (Brussels Time) its joint final project event on Advanced technologies for hyper-connected societies. Sister-projects, both M-Sec and Fed4IoT aimed at research, develop and test advanced technologies combining security, IoT, cloud and BigData, and interoperable technologies of IoT devices/platforms in […]
With the organization of the Online Contest, the M-Sec Project was able to engage 13 teams and more than 30 participants from the industrial and academic sectors towards the adoption and/or development of the project findings, with the creation of new business ideas that, at the same time, addressed the smart city challenges of Santander […]
For more than 2 years, F6S has been a key member of the M-Sec consortium, supporting the communication and dissemination of a technology that intends to support our cities to become smarter and, at the same time, more cyber secure. Meet the team and work behind F6S, their role in the M-Sec Project and where […]
For more than 2 years, CEA, in France, has been a key member of the M-Sec consortium, supporting the development and testing of a technology that intends to support our cities to become smarter and, at the same time, more cyber secure. Meet the team and work behind CEA, their role in the M-Sec Project […]
