This course is intended for IoT Product Developers and Cybersecurity Professionals. By the end of the course, learners will be able to explain the security needs of IoT devices and list their security aspects and how to protect them, identify IoT device vulnerabilities and how to develop effective security strategies to safeguard against potential threats, explain the basics of hardware security, list common encryption techniques used in IoT and edge devices, apply security measures to secure IoT and edge device deployments, and more.
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During Module 1, learners will learn about security challenges and vulnerabilities. Module 2 consists of topics such as hardware security, security-by-design, and best practices for edge computing. Continuing to Module 3, learners will discuss privacy, compliance, and regulatory considerations in edge computing.
This course is part of the Security at the Edge Specialization.
Syllabus
Module 1: Understanding IoT Device Security in the Context of Edge Computing
During this module, you will dive into IoT device security and their vulnerabilities within edge networks, focusing on their unique attributes and limitations.
Module 2: Building Secure IoT and Edge Devices
During this module, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of hardware security principles, encryption techniques, design considerations, and skills to secure IoT and edge device deployments effectively.
Module 3: Privacy Preservation in Edge Computing
During this module, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of privacy challenges and solutions within IoT and edge networks in order to enhance your capability to ensure data privacy and security in IoT and edge computing environments.
