Securing IoT: Why Tech Isn't Enough (An NCSC Perspective)
summary
Government cyber advisers argue the core problem is not unknown bugs but simple fixes that fail at scale because of legacy fleets and opaque supply chains they cite the PSDI Act feeding into ETSI 303 645 as a lever, publish an advisory on a China-linked campaign targeting thousands of devices, and are rolling a software code of practice plus an assurance layer; policy levers under consideration include liability rules, financial incentives and transparency tech to measurably shift market behavior.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:14Evolving threats
- 5:23Costs and incentives
- 7:10PSDI Act and standards
- 8:37China-linked IoT campaign
- 9:17Secure development code
- 10:49Digital Security by Design
- 11:33Policy and incentives
- 13:19Transparency and partnerships
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