SPECIAL SESSION #11
Security of IoT devices in smart homes
ORGANIZED BY
Gabor Kiss
Óbuda University
Valentina Balas
Aurel Vlaicu University
Mostafa Ezziyyani
Abdelmalek Essaâdi University
ABSTRACT
There are more and more IoT devices on the market that can be used in different areas of homes and houses, and their use is growing thanks to affordable goods. However, the level of information security awareness and knowledge of users is not always sufficient to choose and use these products carefully.
A further aspect is that the hardware characteristics of IoT devices limit the level of cryptographic protection they can provide due to their computational capacity.
In the special session, we look forward to research results that highlight the appropriate use of IoT devices in smart homes and analyse their security and people's information security awareness.
ABOUT THE ORGANIZERS
Dr. habil. Gabor Kiss (OrcID: 0000-0002-0447-9376) is associated professor and the Head of the Institute of Safety Science and Cybersecurity at the Óbuda University. He received the PhD. degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from Debrecen University in 2013 and the Habilitation in Safety and Security Science from Óbuda University in 2020.
Dr. Kiss was a guest scientist in the Faculty of Computer Science Freie Universität Berlin in 2003 and Universität Paderborn in 2006.
Dr. Kiss has published more than 200 refereed papers in Journals and Proceedings. He serves as an Editorial board member more Journals. He has been a Keynote speaker, Panelist speaker, Publicity chair, Program Committee or Organizing Committee member for more than 230 international conferences.
Dr. Kiss is a member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and more Hungarian and International Societies in Computer Science
Dr. Kiss is an external expert of Bureau of Education, Hungary; National Research, Development and Innovation Office of Hungary; Romanian Agency for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ARACIS).
Dr. Kiss is the director of College for Advanced Studies in Safety Science and Cybersecurity
His research interests include Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science Education, Information Security Awareness, AI in self-driving vehicles, AI in Healthcare