Is the UK government's new IoT cybersecurity bill fit for purpose?

- Is the UK government's new IoT cybersecurity bill fit for purpose?
This is largely because security has long been an afterthought for the manufacturers of typically inexpensive devices that continue to ship with guessable or default passwords and insecure third-party components. In an effort to try to ...
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- This New 2022 Law Will Ban Use Of Dumb Passwords In Smart Devices
Can legislation address the security sinkhole that is 'smart' technology? U.K. lawmakers certainly think so.
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- Is the UK government's new IoT cybersecurity bill fit for purpose? – TechCrunch
The bill outlines three key areas of minimum security standards. The first is the prohibition of universal default passwords such as “password” and “admin”. These passwords are often preset in the device's factory settings and are easy to guess.
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- Fit for Purpose: The UK's New IoT Cybersecurity Bill
In an effort to improve consumer IoT devices' security credentials, the U.K. government this week introduced the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure bill (PST) in Parliament, which requires IoT manufacturers, importers, and distributors ...
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- This New 2022 Law Will Ban Use Of Dumb Passwords In Smart Devices
Can legislation address the security sinkhole that is 'smart' technology? U.K. lawmakers certainly think so.
from: Forbes

- Is the UK government's new IoT cybersecurity bill fit for purpose? – TechCrunch
The bill outlines three key areas of minimum security standards. The first is the prohibition of universal default passwords such as “password” and “admin”. These passwords are often preset in the device's factory settings and are easy to guess.
from: California News Times

- Fit for Purpose: The UK's New IoT Cybersecurity Bill
In an effort to improve consumer IoT devices' security credentials, the U.K. government this week introduced the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure bill (PST) in Parliament, which requires IoT manufacturers, importers, and distributors ...
from: Best gaming pro

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