The Internet of Things (IoT) presents unprecedented opportunities for building smart society. Big data collected from numerous “Things”, connected across different interfaces and locations, facilitate smarter decision making and personalised services. Although all the hope of anticipated benefits from IoT, security remains a big challenge to overcome. Manufacturers are yet shipping IoT devices with security flaws, which put users or even the other parts of our connected cyber world at risk. Those vulnerable IoT devices would be easily exploited to launch massive cyberattacks to other online services or IT infrastructures. All the privacy, robustness and security issues are challenging the movement towards smart society.

The SITN-2017 workshop is an international event, which aims to bring together expertise from academia and industry to build secure IoT infrastructures for smart society. It also provides a venue for international researchers and leading industrial experts in IoT and cyber-security to establish future partnerships and research collaborations.

The SITN-2017 workshop will be held in University of Exeter and in collaboration with The Edinburgh Napier University, Technical University of Denmark, The Cyber Academy and SICSA on the 21st – 23rd of June 2017 and in parallel with The 10th IEEE International Conference on Internet of Things. All interested stakeholders from academia and industry are invited to submit their original work on building secure IoT infrastructures for Smart Society to the SITN-2017 workshop.