The Global Privacy Enforcement Network (GPEN) is putting the Internet of Things (IoT) world in its crosshairs during its 2016 global privacy “Sweep.” The group – a worldwide union of national privacy and law enforcement agencies seeking to tackle transnational privacy and data security issues – said they plan to vet all sorts of manufacturers on data privacy and security practices to see what issues, if any, are prevalent in this new connected industry. It comes at the perfect time, as more homes and businesses start to adopt IoT devices and platforms.
Privacy Enforcement Chiefs Bringing Iot In For A Few Questions
David Curry, ReadWriteWeb
Thu, 04/14/2016 - 2:45pm
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