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ARTICLE · 02 APRIL 2019

A Global Approach To IoT Cybersecurity?

The UK Code is voluntary but the UK Government was keen to work with ETSI to develop it into a global standard.

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The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) has published a new standard for cybersecurity in relation to consumer IoT products. The standard builds on the UK's Code of Practice for Consumer IoT Security, published in October last year. The Code of Practice was developed by the UK Government following publication of a draft code as part of the Secure by Design report published by the Government in March 2018 and after consultation with industry, consumer associations, and academics. The UK Code is voluntary but the UK Government was keen to work with ETSI to develop it into a global standard.

With the growing number of interconnected consumer products making their way into consumers' homes, issues relating to cybersecurity have increasingly come under scrutiny. The standard aims to set out 'best practice' to ensure that products are secure by design and to make it easier for people to stay secure in a digital world. The standard is applicable to consumer

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