Consumers will start seeing the Cyber Trust Mark placed on various IoT devices—ranging from home security cameras to smart appliances to fitness trackers to baby monitors—this year.

Similarly, the Cyber Trust Mark is aimed at improving the security of consumer-grade internet-connected devices, including routers, home security cameras, smart speakers, and baby monitors, which ...

The U.S. government is set to introduce a seal of approval to help consumers identify secure internet-connected devices, the White House announced in a press release on Jan. 7. The U.S. Cyber ...

The Cyber Trust Mark - a stylized shield logo with microchip-style detailing - is meant to give American consumers a quick and easy way to evaluate the security of a given smart product, much like ...

The White House on Tuesday launched its long-awaited U.S. Cyber Trust Mark program, an effort designed to help consumers identify connected devices that meet minimum standards for security and ...

Called the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark, the initiative is comparable to the “Energy Star“ program, and will label products like baby monitors, fitness trackers and security cameras that have passed ...

In the USA, the “U.S. Cyber Trust Mark” is an attempt to introduce a voluntary IT security label. Consumers should be able to recognize that internet-connected “smart” devices are secure.