Is It Time to Start Certifying Connected Devices?
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Is It Time to Start Certifying Connected Devices?

Originally published on SecurityIntelligence on July 26th, 2019

At some point, you’ve likely seen markings and icons on an electronic device, its user manual or the box it came in. If you’re unsure what these markings are, they are almost certainly some type of certification.

Some time ago, we started testing goods for safety before they hit the marketplace. The reason was simple: to mitigate risk. We do this today with many electronic devices, testing for things like radiation and to make sure the battery-powered widget doesn’t catch fire in your hands.

But what about connected devices?

While we do test internet of things (IoT) and other connected devices for the aforementioned safety hazards, what we don’t test for is cyber safety.

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George Platsis

Senior Director, J.S. Held | CCISO | Digital Investigations & Discovery | Proactive Incident Response & Resilience | Be #Antifragile & Build #Relationships | Advisor Author Educator

5 年
Kenneth Yee, MBA, MS Cybersecurity

Information Technology Specialist / Information Systems Security Officer

5 年

LinkedIn should have button for Good Information. Like button doesn't mean I like the news. In this instance, I don't like that there's no testing for cyber safety as it puts the user of IoT at risk of attacks.

George Platsis

Senior Director, J.S. Held | CCISO | Digital Investigations & Discovery | Proactive Incident Response & Resilience | Be #Antifragile & Build #Relationships | Advisor Author Educator

5 年

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