"Global Cybersecurity Standards and Certifications for Smart Home Devices Launched by CSA and FCC"

The Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) has introduced a new IoT Device Security Specification program, aiming to provide a globally recognized security certification for consumer IoT devices. The program, which includes requirements such as unique device identity and secure software updates, will offer a Product Security Verified (PSV) Mark to compliant devices. This initiative, supported by major companies like Google, Amazon, and Philips Hue, seeks to simplify the certification process for manufacturers and provide consumers with easily identifiable indicators of a product's security. While the program focuses on device security rather than privacy, it represents a significant step forward in addressing IoT device security concerns, with plans for ongoing updates and incident response requirements.
- The CSA launches an IoT Device Security Specification and certification program for smart home devices The Verge
- Watch Out for This Blue Badge on The Next Smart Home Device You Buy PCMag
- Product Security Verified label to confirm smart home device security 9to5Mac
- Amazon, Google Back Global Cybersecurity Standard for Smart Home Devices PYMNTS.com
- FCC approves cybersecurity label for consumer devices CyberScoop
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