Cybersecurity for Smart Devices: Understanding the Behavior of Smart Devices on Your Network
Do you know what your smart devices are doing? Penny McKenzie, a cybersecurity researcher at PNNL, has been studying the behavior of Internet of Things devices to understand how to secure enterprise and home networks. Devices each have their own set of behaviors that can be monitored to detect anomalous actions. Penny will give an overview of the implications of utilizing smart devices in your home or organizations network and how researchers are helping realize the potential of these devices while maintaining security.
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Penny L Mckenzie of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Cybersecurity for Smart Devices: Understanding the Behavior of Smart Devices on Your Network
Do you know what your smart devices are doing? Penny McKenzie, a cybersecurity researcher at PNNL, has been studying the behavior of Internet of Things devices to understand how to secure enterprise and home networks. Devices each have their own set of behaviors that can be monitored to detect anomalous actions. Penny will give an overview of the implications of utilizing smart devices in your home or organizations network and how researchers are helping realize the potential of these devices while maintaining security.
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Penny McKenzie is a Cybersecurity Engineer for Pacific Northwest National Laboratory focusing on security of the Internet of Things. She has designed and stood up the first PNNL Internet of Things Common Operating Environment (IoTCOE). PNNL IoTCOE capability has a mission to provide customized cybersecurity solutions to the entire Internet of Things (IoT)/ Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) deployment and management lifecycle. IoTCOE is exploring solutions that support chemical, physical, and cybersecurity cutting-edge challenges using visual analytics, artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms. IoTCOE and 5G integration has created a research laboratory that can tackle today’s and future challenges in a more connected world.
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