Secure Connected Trustable Things
The project SCOTT focused on “trustable things that communicate securely” – including vehicles, control systems and other things, which are interconnected via dependable wireless technology and are vigilant about safeguarding the end-users privacy. The project provided comprehensive, cost-efficient solutions for wireless, end-to-end secure, trustable connectivity. The focus has been on applications in intelligent, integrated mobility for road, rail and air, as well as building technology, smart homes and infrastructure, and even health.
During the project, SBA Research conducted threat analyses for (1) the wireless sensor network protocol EPhESOS in cooperation AVL, JKU and LCM and (2) for vehicular communication gateways that are connected to computing clouds.
Project Consortium
SCOTT bundles the European key players from several industrial domains including building and home/smart infrastructure, automotive, aeronautics, rail, and health to make full potential of cross-domain synergies and to strengthen Europe’s position in the emerging technology field of secure IoT. The project is a collaboration between 57 partners from 12 countries, among them SBA Research.
For more details check out the Final Press Release, visit the Website or contact SBA Research’s project lead Johanna Ullrich.
Further Information
- The project was coordinated by VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research Center.
- Website, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
- Project Deliverables & Publications
Related News & Events
- Final Press Release
- SBA Research’s Johanna Ullrich @ SCOTT Meeting in Portugal
- SBA Research @ SCOTT Kick Off Meeting in Graz, AT
Contact
SCOTT has received funding from the Electronic Component Systems for European Leadership Joint Undertaking under grant agreement No
737422. This Joint Undertaking receives support from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and Austria,
Spain, Finland, Ireland, Sweden, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, Norway.