Biden Administration Reveals , Cybersecurity Labeling Program for Smart Devices.<br />The U.S. Cyber Trust Mark initiative was announced on July 18, CNN reports.<br />It is intended to help consumers pick smart devices that are less susceptible to hacking.<br />It will allow Americans <br />to confidently identify which <br />internet- and Bluetooth-connected devices are cybersecure, Anne Neuberger, deputy national security adviser, via NBC News.<br />The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will oversee the initiative. .<br />Industry participants include <br />"Amazon, Best Buy, Google, LG Electronics USA, Logitech and Samsung," NBC News reports.<br />Smart devices will display a <br />"Cyber Trust" label as soon as next year.<br />Such devices include "baby monitors, home security cameras, fitness trackers, TVs, refrigerators and smart climate control systems," NBC News reports. .<br />Such devices include "baby monitors, home security cameras, fitness trackers, TVs, refrigerators and smart climate control systems," NBC News reports. .<br />Such devices include "baby monitors, home security cameras, fitness trackers, TVs, refrigerators and smart climate control systems," NBC News reports. .<br />In order to receive a "Cyber Trust" label, products must comply with criteria determined by the National Institute <br />of Standards and Technology.<br />Those products will then be subject to <br />yearly re-certification, according to a <br />senior Biden administration official. .<br />In 2022, the most vulnerable devices were smart TVs, according to Bitdefender and NetGear
