In episode 14 of the Let's Connect! Podcast, Philip Attfield, CEO at Sequitur Labs, joins host Ken Briodagh to talk Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning and how their interactions impact the way we should be thinking about Security at the Edge of the network in IoT.

Philip and Ken define the terms you need to know, the risks that you’ll face and how AI & ML at the Edge can impact your IoT Network security. Then, they talk solutions and strategies at the leading edge of IoT security best practice.

Philip Attfield is the CEO of Sequitur Labs Inc. He brings a strong background in computing, networking, security and systems modeling. He has more than 20 years of industry experience in large enterprises and small entrepreneurial firms. Starting his career at Nortel, Phil was a member of its scientific staff and developed software tools and in-house products for modeling, synthesis and verification of telecom and network equipment hardware.

Sequitur Labs is developing seminal technologies to improve trust in a connected world, reducing the cost and complexity to build secure embedded and IoT devices. Sequitur’s products span a range of disciplines required for trusted computing, from boot through the full device lifecycle. Sequitur’s security solutions provide real business value to device makers, such as reducing BoM costs, protecting revenue by thwarting IP theft, improving product reliability and reducing liability, and improving device lifecycle management processes. Follow Sequitur Labs on Twitter!

Time Stamps:

(0:00) Welcome to the Let's Connect! Podcast

(1:35) Introduction to Phillip Attfield and Sequitur Labs

(2:39) Securing AI & ML at the Edge

(4:29) What are the Risks of Lax AI & ML Security?

(8:00) Does AI at the Edge Introduce Greater Vulnerability to the Network?

(10:57) What are the Best-Practice Security Strategies, Right Now?

(14:00) What Should You Worry About?

(17:13) What is Unique about IoT Systems Security?

(18:32) Sunsetting Technology and Out-of-Date Security

(20:18) Final Thoughts