INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Most internet-connected (IoT) devices are vulnerable to hacking, and with over 40% of homes worldwide using at least one smart device, the
see connected devices, like smart TVs, speakers, toys and watches, carry a security label to help inform consumers how easy (or difficult)
they are to hack.The labels, at first, will be introduced on a voluntary basis, but eventually will become mandatory
have to be told not to use identical passwords, they need to be informed how long the device will be supported with fresh software updates,
and also provide a point of contact so users can report vulnerabilities.It has also been proposed that retailers will be mandated to not
UK will need to work with international partners, especially for smart devices that have global distribution, but whether other countries
will adopt a similar stance on protecting their citizens from cyberattacks remains to be seen.
