Manufacturers of smart microwaves, light bulbs, and other connected devices will face new security requirements in California and Oregon next year.
The two states are the first ones to specifically regulate the security of internet of things devices, with laws taking effect Jan. 1. Other states are likely to follow, privacy and tech attorneys say.
Internet of things security is a growing concern as the number of connected devices increases. The International Data Corporation estimates that 41.6 billion internet of things devices could be operating by 2025.
“Some companies are rushing to get devices out into the wild and they ...
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