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Designed-in Cybersecurity for Smart Cities: A Discussion of Unifying Architectures, Standards, Lessons Learned and R&D Strategies

Name: Designed-in Cybersecurity for Smart Cities: A Discussion of Unifying Architectures, Standards, Lessons Learned and R&D Strategies
Start: 2015-05-27T00:00:00-04:00
End: 2015-05-28T23:59:00-04:00
Location: NIST, Red Auditorium, Gaithersburg MD

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May 27 - 28, 2015

NIST, Red Auditorium, Gaithersburg MD

No Registration fee. All attendees must be pre-registered to gain entry to the NIST campus. Photo identification must be presented at the main gate to be admitted to the conference. International attendees are required to present a passport. Attendees must wear their conference badge at all times while on the campus.

In-person registration is now closed. There is no on-site registration for meetings held at NIST.

WEBCAST: The workshop will be webcast starting at 8:30am EST, on May 27, 2015. Please visit this page the morning of the workshop to access the webcast: WEBCAST PAGE. Registration is not required to view the webcast. If you would like to receive a reminder, please register here: WEBCAST REGISTRATION.

The Designed-in Cybersecurity for Smart Cities Workshop is being jointly held by NIST and the Cybersecurity Research Alliance (CSRA). This workshop responds to the needs of communities around the world – from small towns to megacities – that are turning to smart city solutions to improve livability, workability, and sustainability. Essential to the success of these efforts are smart city solutions that are secure, reliable, and privacy-enhancing.

This workshop will foster collaborative discussion on how cybersecurity and privacy engineering might be designed into the infrastructure of a new generation of smart cities. To this end, the panel and breakout sessions provide opportunities for discussions about architectures (from the city or enterprise perspective), standards, privacy, and research and development.The goals are to identify short-, mid-, and long-term strategies for research and development (R&D) that enable transformative solutions for secure, privacy-preserving smart cities.

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Created March 30, 2015, Updated May 13, 2016

Designed-in Cybersecurity for Smart Cities: A Discussion of Unifying Architectures, Standards, Lessons Learned and R&D Strategies

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