The growing number of IoT regulations may lead to boosted consumer confidence in connected devices, but manufacturers must figure out how to navigate local and global standards.
Even without regulations, IoT security has proven to be a daunting task because of the lack of an agreed-upon minimum security standard built into devices. As the number of IoT devices in use surges, so have the attacks targeting them. Governments and standards bodies have started to ensure the safety of end users and their data privacy as they grow confidence in IoT. Now, organizations must keep up with emerging cybersecurity legislation that …
