The Security Engineering Lab is delighted to announce the closing of the successful three-day summer bootcamp entitled "Securing IoT devices for beginners''. This hands-on bootcamp was conducted from the 14th of August to the 16th of August at the Security Engineering Lab in Prince Sultan University - Building 105. This bootcamp consisted of three different sessions over the three days that introduced the basics of IoT and its security to the participants. Specifically, these sessions include the introduction of Arduino IDE and its main components, IoT sensors, and motor control for IoT applications. Additionally, throughout the bootcamp, the participants were allowed to build IoT environments on a smaller scale using Arduino and its different components provided by the SEL lab.
The main objective of this bootcamp was to enable PSU students to learn more about IoT and its security, give them hands-on experience, and help them build and understand different IoT environments using Arduino. The bootcamp also aimed to motivate, educate, and train a new generation of cybersecurity researchers and professionals to produce cyber technologies and systems experts.
