No one doubts that the Internet of Things (IoT) represents a massive opportunity for businesses and consumers. Most organizations are only just starting to scratch the surface of what they can achieve with IoT solutions. On the other hand, security is what really needs to be designed from the very beginning of developing IoT services and products. The growing threat of cyberattacks has made governments and companies more aware of the need to defend the computerized control system of utilities and other critical infrastructure. With the new regulation 2016/679 (GDPR) new profession is in place – Data protection officer and so new skills are required. The October 2017 European Council called for training and education system to be “fit for the digital age” in communication from the Commission from 17.01.2018 when presenting the new Digital Educational Action Plan.