Towards a trustmark for IoT
Over the last few months I’ve been working on the core concept of a trustmark for IoT (that still needs a snappy name!). But until now I didn’t have a simple way to share where my thinking is at. Increasingly it became clear in all the conversations around this work that a quick overview was needed.
So here’s a slide deck that provides an overview of my plans for the trustmark for IoT. It’s not complete yet, it’s a work in progress. But: Outlines of a shape are emerging from the mist.
A note: You’ll notices that some slides have a little lock icon in the lower right corner. If this is locked, then the core idea there is locked in; others have an unlocked lock icon, so these are open for debate. I felt it was important in order to have a discussion to provide a clear framework of what’s decided and what’s yet to be worked out.
Here goes (you can also find it on Slideshare):
I’m curious to hear your thoughts. Please feel free to share them with me.
This trustmark work is part of my work at a Mozilla IoT Fellow.
Peter Bihr co-founded ThingsCon, a global community & event platform that fosters the creation of a responsible Internet of Things. In 2018, Peter is a Mozilla Fellow. He also is the founder and managing director of The Waving Cat, a boutique digital strategy, research & foresight company. We explore the impact of emerging technologies — like Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence — and how your organization can harness them effectively. Interested in working together? Let’s have a chat.
