The Biden administration wants a 'U.S. Cyber Trust Mark' on devices like major internet and bluetooth-connected electronics, warning about risks.
The Biden administration is announcing its"U.S. Cyber Trust Mark" program to label major internet and bluetooth-connected devices and products. The government wants to put labels informing consumers if various electronics meet certain government requirements for cybersecurity.
An announcement from the White House said,"The U.S. Cyber Trust Mark will allow Americans to confidently identify" devices,"including baby monitors, home security cameras, fitness trackers, and smart TVs and refrigerators of all price ranges," and determine if they"meet the U.S. Government's cybersecurity requirements and are less vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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