Mapping New IoT Security Recommendations
In late 2018, to coincide with the launch of the UK’s Code of Practice for Consumer IoT Security we launched a website: iotsecuritymapping.uk which mapped IoT recommendations and standards from around the world. Our previous blog explains more of the detail. Earlier this year, we updated the site to include the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) Technical Specification, TS 103 645 (pdf) which originated from the Code of Practice.
Today we have launched an updated version of the mapping site which stretches the landscape further with a number of new recommendations from around the world. These have either… Continue reading
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