Why the FCC's cybersecurity labeling program benefits IoT systems
A voluntary labeling program offers dividends at home and abroad and will secure the IoT ecosystem across important verticals such as energy, healthcare, and manufacturing.
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A voluntary labeling program offers dividends at home and abroad and will secure the IoT ecosystem across important verticals such as energy, healthcare, and manufacturing.
Last October, S&V’s man about town and all-around tech expert Ken Pohlmann wrote about a government-sponsored cybersecurity labeling program designed to give consumers peace of mind that TVs and other smart products they buy are essentially hack-proof. On March 14th, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to approve the “U.S. Cyber Trust Mark” Program Ken examined and commented on.
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