Administrative/Regulatory
Jan. 9, 2019
SB 327: Teddy bears & toasters: Law addresses IoT device security
In September, California became the first state to pass a law addressing cybersecurity concerns with devices that connect to the internet.
Anne Kelley
Partner
Newmeyer & Dillion
Anne Kelley is a partner in the firm's Walnut Creek office where she advises businesses in the areas of cyber security, cyber insurance and data privacy issues, including compliance with the CCPA of 2018.
In September, California became the first state to pass a law addressing cybersecurity concerns with internet of things ("IoT") devices that connect to the internet. SB 327 requires that by Jan. 1, 2020, manufacturers of certain internet-connected devices sold in California must equip them with "reasonable security features." The security features must be: (i) appropriate to the nature and function of the device; (ii) appropriate to the information it may collect, co...
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