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13 provisions for consumer IoT security. No default passwords, vulnerability disclosure policy, secure update mechanisms. The emerging regulatory baseline for IoT.
Test your knowledge · A16Foundational capabilities IoT manufacturers should provide: device identification, configuration, data protection, logical access, software update, cybersecurity state awareness. The baseline US regulators cite.
Test your knowledge · A16Primitives for IoT: sensor, aggregator, communication channel, eUtility, decision trigger. Framework for thinking about IoT security architectures.
Test your knowledge · A16OWASP IoT Top 10 (weak passwords, insecure network services, etc.) plus testing guides. The IoT analog to the OWASP Top 10 for web apps.
Test your knowledge · A16MASVS (verification standard) and MASTG (testing guide). The primary mobile security testing reference. L1 and L2 verification levels.
Test your knowledge · A16Ready to test what you've learned?
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