How the UK’s Code of Practice on IoT security would have prevented Mirai
The UK’s report on Secure by Design was released today after a significant amount of work from some of the best minds in government, academia and industry. This is one of the first major steps in the world by a government towards eliminating some of the bad practices that have plagued connected devices and services for many years.
Copper Horse’s CEO, David Rogers was the author of the UK’s Code of Practice for Security in Consumer IoT and services as part of its report on Secure by Design, in collaboration with DCMS, the NCSC,… Continue reading
Copper Horse CEO Appointed Visiting Professor
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David Rogers, the Copper Horse CEO has been appointed a Visiting Professor in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics at York St John University. The full text of the university’s press release is below. David intends to work with the university on security aspects of the Internet of Things as well as to encourage social inclusion within technology and cyber security:
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York St John University appoints security expert as Visiting Professor in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics
The Computer Science department is delighted to announce the appointment of David Rogers, CEO of Copper… Continue reading
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