Getting the Message Out: Considering a Connected Products...
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NIST proposes a connected‑products transparency framework that maps which audience needs what information and which mode fits best, from labels for consumers to SBOMs for hospitals and conformity assessment by labs. It cites EO 14028, Singapore’s CLS and the EU Cyber Resilience Act as drivers, treats lifecycle feedback loops as essential, and is currently a proposal seeking SOUPS community input rather than an implemented standard.
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