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Dems Propose Internet of Things Cybersecurity Bill

Friday, Oct 25 2019
Regulatory
Written by  Security Tech Brief Staff
Dems Propose Internet of Things Cybersecurity Bill

Democrats in Congress have brought forward a bill they say would make Internet-connected devices more secure. So reports The Hill.

The Cyber Shield Act would create a panel of cyber experts to set “cyber benchmarks” for the so-called Internet of Things. This would make gadgets from baby monitors to insulin pumps have a “Cyber Shield” label to show they’re compliant. The legislation was sponsored sponsored by Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) and Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.).

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