Put A Label on It! Protecting IoT by Empowering Consumers
summary
The panel surveys industry and government efforts to create IoT cybersecurity labels, covering initiatives from organizations such as NIST, UL Identity Management & Security, and Singapore’s Cyber Security Agency. It examines technical issues in product certification and label design as well as the economic and regulatory challenges of implementing a national IoT labeling regime to help consumers make risk-informed purchases.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 4:04How Can You Ensure that When You Do Start Putting a Label on Things the Individual Can Trust What It Is that the Label Is Communicating to Them
- 8:15Core Baseline
- 30:50Nist Does Not Intend To Stand Up an Iot Product Cyber Security Labeling Program
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