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Internet, Privacy Groups Urge CPSC to Regulate IoT Device Security Risks
June 19, 2018 by Paul Gluckman|Top News

The Consumer Product Safety Commission was right to exclude cybersecurity and privacy concerns when it undertook its review of the potential safety issues and hazards for IoT consumer devices (see 1803290032 and 1806150044), said the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) and U.S. Chamber of Commerce in comments posted Friday in docket CPSC-2018-0007. Internet and privacy groups and think tanks disagreed, arguing security and privacy concerns aren’t part of CPSC’s historical purview but can’t be divorced from the physical harms that IoT devices risk inflicting on consumers.

Internet, Privacy Groups Urge CPSC to Regulate IoT Device Security Risks
June 19, 2018 by Paul Gluckman|Top News

The Consumer Product Safety Commission was right to exclude cybersecurity and privacy concerns when it undertook its review of the potential safety issues and hazards for IoT consumer devices (see 1803290032 and 1806150044), said the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) and U.S. Chamber of Commerce in comments posted Friday in docket CPSC-2018-0007. Internet and privacy groups and think tanks disagreed, arguing security and privacy concerns aren’t part of CPSC’s historical purview but can’t be divorced from the physical harms that IoT devices risk inflicting on consumers.

Internet, Privacy Groups Urge CPSC to Regulate IoT Device Security Risks
June 19, 2018 by Paul Gluckman|Top News

The Consumer Product Safety Commission was right to exclude cybersecurity and privacy concerns when it undertook its review of the potential safety issues and hazards for IoT consumer devices (see 1803290032 and 1806150044), said the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) and U.S. Chamber of Commerce in comments posted Friday in docket CPSC-2018-0007. Internet and privacy groups and think tanks disagreed, arguing security and privacy concerns aren’t part of CPSC’s historical purview but can’t be divorced from the physical harms that IoT devices risk inflicting on consumers.