Building an internet of trust
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Conference organizer announces concrete outputs: a free IoT Security Compliance Framework 1.0 for self‑assessment and a free user mark anyone can adopt if they follow the guidelines, plus two published best‑practice guides (vulnerability disclosure and connected consumer products). The foundation forms five priority working groups, doubles membership to 74 since launch in Sept 2015, runs regular plenaries and tools for collaboration, and pushes simple fixes (change default passwords, apply patches) after IoT‑driven DDoS incidents.
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