Springer Handbook of Internet of Things

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Dr. Sébastien Ziegler has served as President of the International Internet of Things Forum (IoT Forum) and IoT Lab two organizations that support international cooperation in the ICT and IoT research domains. As Rapporteur on emerging technologies at the International Telecommunication Union for the study group on Internet of Things and smart cities (SG20) he has led the standardization of several standards recommendations and supplements for the Internet of Things. He serves as Director General of Mandat International a foundation promoting international cooperation and international research with special consultative status to the UN (ECOSOC) and a sector member of the ITU. He also serves as Chair of the Europrivacy International Board of Experts and previously served as Vice-Chair of the IEEE Communications Society Subcommittee on the Internet of Things. Dr. Sébastien Ziegler holds a Ph.D. in Information Systems at the Faculty of Economy and Management of the University of Geneva. He graduated in International Relations at the Graduate Institute of International Studies followed by a Master in Environment an MBA in International Administration (HEC Geneva) and complementary executive courses at Harvard Business School in Boston Stanford University UC Berkeley and EPFL. Dr. Sébastien Ziegler founded several foundations organizations and companies and he initiated several international research projects in the area of ICT with a focus on the Internet of Things IPv6 207 sustainable development and privacy. He is currently coordinating 208 and associated to several ongoing European research projects including in the domain of ICT research infrastructures. With a multi-disciplinary academic profile combining international law science economics and environment he is a relentless promoter of research innovation and international cooperation. Renáta Radócz is a security and privacy professional with a passion for information and communication technologies. Ms. Renáta serves as a key member of the Mandat International team where she manages projects funded by the H2020/Horizon Europe research program her research primarily revolving around Internet of Things (IoT) technologies exploring their security and privacy implications to ensure a safer and more protected digital landscape. Her work spans research outreach and standardization in other topics such as eHealth and Earth observation. Ms. Renáta actively supports the development and continuous improvement of the Europrivacy Certification Scheme as the Member of the Europrivacy International Board of Experts at the European Centre for Certification and Privacy. Her inputs have contributed to the shaping and refining of the certification process and led to the development of the Europrivacy Academy. Ms. Renáta holds a Masters degree in Crisis and Security Management from Leiden University. She also has a solid foundation in international relations with a specialized focus on European affairs holding a degree from University of Szeged. Adrian Quesada Rodriguez is a lawyer and mediator specialized in personal data protection and new technologies. Having obtained his law degrees (Ba. Lic.) at the University of Costa Rica and the associated recognition of his work on Data Protection and convergent telecommunications with the first place in the 2014 Ibero-American Personal Data Protection Research Awards (held by the Spanish Data Protection Authority) Mr. Quesada Rodriguez pursued Masters degrees in both International Law (IHEID Switzerland) and Tele-communications Economics (UNED Spain). He has received various fellowships and scholarships (ICANN SSIG LACIGF); was recognized as a Privacy by Design Ambassador (Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario Canada); and is a Certified Information Privacy Professional for Europe Certified Information Privacy Manager and Fellow of Information Privacy of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). His professional experience ranges from various outreach and research positions on intellectual property and cybersecurity (UCR) Internet standards and regulations (Internet Society/Mandat International ITU) digital policy (DiploFoundation) project management and personal data protection (IoTLab Mandat International and UDG Alliance); to executive work in mediation (UCR) governance (IGF Secretariat) and the aerospace sector (IATA ACAE). Mr. Quesada Rodriguez currently acts as Lead Researcher Project Manager and DPO at Mandat International where he has led research and compliance activities in various international (H2020 & Horizon Europe) projects (including 5GDrive ANASTACIA BEAMER CreateIoT CyberSec4Europe EXCITING GATE-KEEPER BEAMER SLICES DS & SC TRUSTaWARE and ODIN). He currently serves as Associate Rapporteur for emerging digital technologies terminology and definitions at the International Telecommunications Union (ITU-T SG20 Q5) and is also a member of the Europrivacy International Board of Experts where he co-authored the certification schemes core personal data protection evaluation criteria adopted as European Data Protection Seal by the EDPB. Dr. Sara Matheu graduated in Mathematics and Computer Engineering at the University of Murcia. With the support of a Collaboration Scholarship she began working on security protocols and bootstrapping for the Internet of Things (IoT) under the guidance of Dr. Rafael Marín López. After that she obtained a national FPU (University Teaching Training) contract from the Spanish Ministry of Education to pursue her Ph.D. This allowed her to obtain an international Ph.D. with the supervision of Dr. Antonio Skarmeta from the University of Murcia and Dr. José Luis Hernández Ramos from the European Commissions Joint Research Center in Ispra Italy. She has served as a Lecturer in the Computer Engineering degree program and the Masters program in New Information Technologies at the University of Murcia. Additionally she has actively participated in more than 10 national and international projects. Her research line focused on security certification has enabled her to collaborate with significant organizations such as the European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) toward the establishment of a common European certification framework aligning her research with the objectives of the European regulation approved in 2019 (Cybersecurity Act). Her achievements have been recognized with prestigious awards including the Scientific Society of Computer Science in Spain (SCIE) BBVA Foundation Research Award in the category of Young Computer Scientists 2021 the RENIC Award in Cybersecurity for the Best Doctoral Thesis and the Extraordinary Doctorate Award. Currently she is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Murcia actively participating in several European projects and leading a work package in the BIECO project. She has made significant contributions to numerous international conferences published her research in high-impact journals and book chapters and has served as a reviewer for various conferences. She has also taken on the role of editor for a special issue on COVID-19 in ACM Digital Threats: Research and Practice. Furthermore she is actively engaged in disseminating research within society through participation in events like Researchers Night DIATIC and Science Week and has conducted over 20 radio and TV interviews workshops and podcasts.