US senators plan IoT legislation requiring vendors to secure their products
New legislation to be introduced in the US Senate next week would impose minimum security standards on IoT devices and protect 'good faith' hackers
US lawmakers in the Senate, America's upper-house, are planning to introduce draft legislation next week that would require makers of Internet of Things and other connected devices to ensure that their...
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