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Give It Up, People: Government Regulation of IoT Is Vital

Posted on August 3, 2015June 26, 2025 by Dissent

W. David Stephenson writes:

Could this be the incident that finally gets everyone in the IoT industry to — as I’ve said repeatedly in the past — make privacy and security Job 1 — and to drop the lobbying groups’ argument that government regulation isn’t needed?

I hope so, because the IoT’s future is at stake, and, frankly, not enough companies get it.

Read more on David Stephenson’s blog.

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