The Things Podcast

From LoRaWAN 1.0 to 1.1, what are the security enhancements. After a summary of our report on LoRaWAN 1.0 vulnerabilities, we'll have a functional and technical review of LoRaWAN 1.0.x versions with a major focus on LoRaWAN 1.1. What are the new security features ? Are there any new vulnerabilities? What are the residual risks? What are the best security practices to deal with LoRaWAN?

Renaud Lifchitz is a French senior IT security consultant. He has a solid penetration testing, training and research background. His main interests are secure programming, protocol security (authentication, cryptography, protocol security, information leakage, zero-knowledge proof, RFID security) and number theory.

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From Maker to Market 4 design principles for LoRaWAN Nodes.

The Iron Triangle of Product Development (Good, Fast & Cheap: “Pick Any 2”) also applies to developing LoRaWAN products. Mixing in 20+ years’ experience with embedded design we love to share the lessons we learned about designing connected, low-power devices that are GOOD; no compromise!

Jeroen Hobbelman (Microchip)

Lucio Di Jasio (Microchip)

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Cloud Service and Geolocation Update.

Richard Lansdowne will take you through how Semtech is leveraging services to break down the complexities of bringing key solutions to a much wider audience, lowering both the barriers to entry and the costs. He will also report on the lessons learned from a year of offering developers instant, free access to hybrid and fusion geolocation solutions.

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Driving down the total cost of ownership of LoRaWAN deployments.

Wienke and Johan will talk about their experiences of developing The Things Network as a scalable, multi-region deployment. They will share their vision on the future of LoRaWAN and have multiple announcements to bring the future of LoRaWAN a bit closer.

Wienke Giezeman is the initiator of The Things Network, the first crowdsourced free and open ‘internet of things’. In Amsterdam, the network was set up in 6 weeks and this made Amsterdam one of the first real smart cities.

Johan Stokking is tech lead of The Things Network and CTO of The Things Industries. Apart from his work on The Things Network and The Things Industries, Johan is a member of the LoRa Alliance technical committee and works on the specifications of LoRaWAN peering and Firmware Updates Over The Air.

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Selecting the right LoRa IC for your application.

David will highlight the features and advantages of each LoRa IC in the SX12XX platform and how to select the best match for your application

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What about never having to use batteries again?

Developing IoT products that are resilient in energy constrained environments. Energy harvesting, from the perspective of a (industrial) hardware developer.

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How to build a secure provision workflow and strengthen authentication to TTI’s join server. Manipulating application and network server keys is not only a daunting process but also opens backdoors in LoRaWAN connected products. Microchip’s secure element, bundled with TTI’s join server service, helps simplify the provisioning process and secures the keys, not only in the deployed system but also throughout the entire supply chain.

Xavier Bignalet is Security Product Marketing Manager at Microchip Technology with more than 10 years’ experience in the semiconductor industry. Before joining Microchip, Xavier started his career in Electro-Magnetic Compatibility testing, where he evolved quickly toward system architecture in analog, mixed-signal and PMIC video applications. He earned a Master of Science Degree in Electronic Engineering from the CESI school of Engineering after a three-year co-op program with ON Semiconductor in Toulouse.

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