Introduction to the people behind this blog! This blog is where members of C3L post about current projects, spread a bit of information, and write about their personal interests in order to create a wider outreach. The blog has three main authors contributing: Scott (the director of the company), Alex (researcher and co-developer), and Grace (formerly a Research assistant for the company, now forging her own way in Clinical Psychology.) The purpose of this post is to officially introduce each of us as individuals in order to give a small insight into who we are and what we're like at C3L as people. The company: C3L is a consulting company offering advice and development in the area of standardisation related to security (CIA) and privacy. When we say consult we mean working on problems and finding solutions to them. Our problem and solution space is standardisation and within that we specialise in security for telecommunications, covering privacy protection, protocol d...
ETSI Security Conference 2023 Presentation - Implementing Design Practices with the Goal to Prevent Consumer IoT Enabled Coercive Control
This post shares a summary of of presentation I gave at the ETSI Security Conference 2023 on implementing Design Practices with the Goal to Prevent Consumer IoT Enabled Coercive Control. Introduction An Overview of ETSI EG 203 936 - Implementing Design Practices to Mitigate Consumer IoT-Enabled Coercive Control. ETSI Guide that recommends initial design practices to minimise the potential of coercive control by consumer Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The guide provides emerging design practices through examples and explanatory text for organisations involved in the development and manufacturing of Consumer IoT devices and associated services. Understanding Consumer IoT Enabled Coercive Control Coercive control is entrapment in personal life, and it pertains to the set of control skills also used in other situations of captivity such as hostage situations and human trafficking to override autonomy and the sense of self and entrap a person. T he m...