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Keysight Technologies, Inc., has announced support for the voluntary national standard for consumer internet of things (IoT) cybersecurity labeling programme unveiled by the Biden-Harris Administration at the White House. Known as the US Cyber Trust Mark, the IoT labeling programme outlines a set of cybersecurity standards devised by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

The Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly transforming the way we live and work. Smart devices are becoming increasingly common in our society, infiltrating sensitive areas of our lives, like our homes and our finances. The business world and economic activities have been no exception, and industries like water management, agriculture, logistics and other fields

One of the biggest discussions as new technologies are evolving is the issue of cybersecurity. In a world where everyone is interconnected and mobile applications practically run our everyday lives, how do you keep users protected from hackers?

Up to now, individuals have generally been using a dedicated computer for work; now, however, the Internet of Things (IoT), with billions of networked devices that are for the most part not monitored by humans, presents enormous inherent security risks.

Smart home systems must be secure by design across products and services and the entire supply chain if the industry is to deliver on its promises and meet ambitious market growth predictions, says a report published by Beecham Research.

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