U.S. has a new cybersecurity safety label for smart devices
Internet-connected devices can now have a label that rates their security
The White House on Tuesday unveiled a new label for smart thermostats, baby monitors, app-controlled lights and other internet-connected devices that will allow consumers to see how the increasingly popular items rate on cybersafety criteria.
A new report leveraging intelligence from Norton and Avast reveals scam-yourself attacks are up more than 600% in one quarter. Here’s what you need to know.
Huntress warns cybercriminals are ready to exploit newly activated devices and children's lack of online safety experience. To combat these threats, Huntress has released a comprehensive guide to ...
The voluntary cybersecurity labeling program for 'smart' products is focused on educating consumers.
The NCMEC’s NetSmartz program is free and includes online safety videos, activity sheets and much more for young children, ...
"IoT products can be susceptible to a range of security vulnerabilities," the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ...
Online safety is considered a social good, and equity in this area is advocated by international human rights organisations.
Periodic policy and procedure updates should include cybersecurity in order to keep workers safe, in all senses of the word. Safety professionals and risk managers in the manufacturing, construction ...
The Cyber Protection Ordinance 2024 has sparked widespread debate among stakeholders due to its potential implications for ...
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