Ioetec's mission is to connect users to their internet of things devices securely, ensuring these devices remain safe to use in our increasingly connected world.

Critical National Infrastructure

It is an urgent national priority to address two issues – protecting critical infrastructure, services and ourselves at all levels from cyber attacks and the growing problem of rampant global cyber crime (Ciaran Martin, CEO NCSC).

Industry 4.0

In the age of Industry 4.0, cyber security strategies should be secure, vigilant, and resilient, as well as fully integrated into organizational strategy from the start (Deloitte Insights).

Medical

Pacemakers, MRI machines, all these devices – they weren’t built for security, or to defend against the things that are attacking them today (Digitalhealth).

Secure by Design

IoT security is a global challenge. The Government is working to collectively take action to secure consumer IoT products and associated services at every stage of their life cycle (DCMS Secure by Design 2018)

Information Assurance

GDPR requires you to put in place appropriate technical and organisational measures to implement data protection principles and safeguard individual rights. This is ‘data protection by design and by default’ (Information Commissioners Office)

IoT Security

Ioetec safeguards your entire IoT process from device to user as a fully automated service that is simple to implement and has no impact on the user operation.

Our software protects your IoT device, your user and your data so no one can gain unauthorised access to your networked systems, processes or data via your IoT estate.

Ioetec is a GCHQ cyber accelerator Alumni company which means you are assured our software and services have been scrutinized and validated by the UK’s own national security agency.

Securing the Internet of Everything

With increasing numbers of Internet connected devices gathering data on all aspects of our lives, as well as controlling physical devices which are Internet enabled, it is important that we protect these devices from tampering and that the Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability of data is assured.

Designing and Implementing security is a specialised area. Ioetec provide ready to go solutions for secure communications, as well as help and assistance with implementing good practices to enable companies to protect their data and systems against cybercrime.

Ioetec is an alumni of the GCHQ Cyber Accelerator and a founder member of LORCA, the London Office for Rapid Cybersecurity Advancement.

Information Assurance

Cyber Essentials is a Government Scheme that helps you to guard against the most common cyber threats and demonstrate your commitment to cyber security.

IASME Governance was recently recognised as the best cyber security standard for small companies by the UK Government when in consultation with trade associations and industry groups. The IASME governance self-assessment and audited assessments includes Cyber Essentials as well as the requirements of GDPR.

Ioetec are a Cyber Essentials Certification Body and an IASME Governance Assessor.

Lorca – the London Office for Rapid Cybersecurity Advancement

Ioetec are pleased to be invited to become a founder member of LORCA, formally the London Center for Cyber Innovation, We are based at 'Here East', on the site of London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Cyber Security and Information Assurance

Ioetec have been appointed as a Cyber Essentials Certification Body and an IASME Governance Assessor. We have also been awarded an IASME audited Gold Certificate.

End to End Security for the Internet of Things

Ioetec have recently graduated as alumni from the second cohort of the GCHQ Cyber Accelerator based in Cheltenham. As well as technical validation of our service, we received commercial mentoring from Wayra, part of the Telephonica Group.

The importance of cyber security

The ICO has confirmed that IoT devices have to comply with GDPR legislation. This means that manufactures must consider appropriate technical and organisational measures when designing their products.

Information Commisioners Office -Privacy by Design

On the 7th May 2018, the UK Government released their 'Secure by Design' report detailing 13 recommendations for securing IoT devices. Manufacturers of 'smart' devices will be expected to build-in tough new security measures that last the lifetime of the product.

DCMS -Secure by Design

By 2017 their were 8 billion smart devices, this is expected to grow to over 30 billion by 2020. The absence of "security by design" comes from a lack of specific and stringent regulations. Going forward, Gartner expects this trend to change, especially in heavily regulated industries such as healthcare and automotive.