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An Open Reference System for Connected Device Labeling

Consumer Reports's add-on to the White House's "cyber trust mark" for consumer connected devices

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The goals of this reference system are three-fold: Demonstrate an end-to-end system through which manufacturers can voluntarily attest to the security and privacy attributes of devices. Generate descriptive labels that are embeddable, understandable, and valuable to consumers. Enable consistent presentation of label information in a variety of contexts.

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Parent organization: Consumer Reports

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Non-profit / charity / foundation
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United States of America 🇺🇸
Founded
2023
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English
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BuiltWith report →
Categories
Digital security and privacy, Hardware, Trustmarks
Added
2023-07-21
Last modified
2026-09-15T00:05:54.000Z

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