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EVENTS

IoT Open House: Implementing SP 1800-36 and the Road Ahead

Event Location

National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, 9700 Great Seneca Highway, Rockville, MD 20850

Description

Untrusted provisioning of network credentials leaves networks and IoT devices vulnerable. To ensure secure IoT device management, trusted, scalable, and automatic mechanisms are essential, starting with trusted network-layer onboarding. Combined with other security capabilities, these mechanisms significantly enhance device and network security.

In collaboration with 11 technology vendors, the NIST NCCoE has developed several technical build implementations. The resulting guidance, NIST Special Publication (SP) 1800-36, offers best practices and example architectures for trusted network-layer onboarding and lifecycle management. These guidelines help organizations securely and efficiently manage IoT devices throughout their lifecycles, mitigating the risks associated with untrusted provisioning and enhancing overall IoT ecosystem security.

Join us for this all-day, in-person technical event, where federal and industry subject matter experts will come together to discuss and demonstrate the latest solutions in trusted IoT network-layer onboarding and lifecycle management.

Registration is for in-person attendance only. There is no cost for attendance.

The deadline to register is April 10, 2025.

Construction at NCCoE

Please note there is ongoing construction in areas surrounding NCCoE. Please proceed with caution and follow all construction personnel and signage instructions while onsite.

CE/CPE Credits

NIST does not provide specific information regarding CE credits. Attendees are welcome to use their registration confirmation as a means to self-report to their authoritative certification bodies.

Recording Note: Portions of the event may be recorded and audience Q&A or comments may be captured. The recorded event may be edited and rebroadcast or otherwise made publicly available by NIST. By registering for — or attending — this event, you acknowledge and consent to being recorded.

Code of Conduct for NIST Conferences

Time (EDT)	Session	Speaker(s)
9:00—9:30 AM	Arrival and Registration Check-In
9:30—10:00 AM	Welcome & Introductions	Michael Fagan, Principal Investigator, NIST/NCCoE
10:00 AM—12:00 PM	Parallel Technology Deep Dives – 25 minutes for deep dive presentations/discussion and questions with 5 min. transitions	Build 1: Dan Harkins, Aruba, an HPE company Build 2: Darshak Thakore, CableLabs Build 3: Michael Richardson (remote), Sandelman Software Works Build 4: Brecht Wyseur (remote), Kudelski IOT Build 5: Nick Allott, NquiringMinds Factory Provisioning: Steve Clark, SEALSQ
12:00—1:30 PM	Lunch Break (On Your Own)
1:30—2:30 PM	Technology Deep Dives (Continued)	All Builds
2:30—3:10 PM	Panel Discussion – Exploring Evolving Cybersecurity Threats and Challenges to IoT Devices	Michael Fagan - Moderator Dan Harkins Darshak Thakore Nick Allott Steve Clark Zack Foreman
3:10—3:55 PM	Discussion of Possible Next Steps/Follow-On Work for Application-Layer Project Matter FIDO Onboarding	Darshak Thakore, CableLabs, Matter Presenter Brad Goodman, Dell Technologies, FIDO Presenter
3:55—4:00 PM	Concluding Remarks	All
4:00 PM	Adjourn