The document discusses the development of tools and standards for improving privacy, security, and transparency in the Internet of Things. It describes the creation of an Open Internet of Things Definition in 2012, updated in 2017, to establish best practices. It also outlines the development of the #iotmark and BetterIoT tools and websites from 2018 onward to provide checklists and support for IoT startups to build products following open principles.

1. It’s not (only) about
data.
Alexandra
Deschamps-Sonsino
@iotwatch

2. #iotlondon meetupTinker London

3. Good Night Lamp

4. I wrote a book on
smart homes.

5. Head of Labs

6. A free checklist and
support network to
help internet of
things startups build
better products.
betteriot.org

7. Open Internet of
Things Definition
(2012)
iot.london/open-internet-of-
things-definition

9. ● Licensing provisions
● Accessibility of data
● Timeliness of data
● Preservation of
privacy
● Transparency of
process

10. Open Internet of
Things Definition 5
years later
(2017)

13. Privacy
Ownership
Transparency
Security
Lifecycle
Interoperability

14. Must have
Nice to have
Best case

15. #iotmark tools
(Summer 2018)

16. Working on github
Open source / CC by
SA 4.0
There are challenges
in working this way.

18. BetterIoT
(Autumn 2018)
betteriot.org

19. London
Berlin
Zurich
Amsterdam
Rotterdam

20. From a trustmark to
a tool.
And a trustmark as
an offshoot.

21. Advocacy
Support at an early
stage
Free

22. Thanks!
@iotwatch
alex@designswarm.com