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IoT Device Woes: Are You Buying a Vulnerable Gadget? UK Gov to the Rescue!
Struggling to find your IoT device’s expiration date? The UK now mandates suppliers to declare support periods, ensuring you’re not left with a vulnerable gadget. Plus, hefty fines for non-compliance!
Hot Take:
The IoT world is like a box of chocolates – you never know when your smart toaster will turn into a cyber-snack for hackers. But thanks to the UK’s new rules, at least you can now find the expiration date on your tech gadgets before they become vintage paperweights!
Key Points:
- IoT devices often lose support before vulnerabilities are discovered.
- The UK’s new regulation mandates a “Declaration of Compliance” for IoT suppliers.
- Non-compliance can lead to hefty fines for manufacturers.
- The declaration must include the minimum support period, unique passwords, and vulnerability reporting details.
- Finding these declarations can still be a wild goose chase.
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