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necessarily ensure security. 14% of cell phone users admit to never updating their software and 28% do not lock their smartphone (Anderson and Olmstead, 2017). Conclusion The government, especially NIST, has taken strides to identify and mitigate IoT security concerns, but is yet to be seen how effective the DHS Cybersecurity Strategy, the Cyber Shield Act of 2017, NISTIR 8200 and 8222 are at this point. The NIST RMF, already a standard for systems security in the government, could be introduced as a proven process for securing IoT. Alternatively, non-profit organizations like Underwriters Laboratories and JCAHO have a definitive history of providing needed services to users by establish their own accepted standards for safety. Whether the government or an independent organization take the reins, it will be necessary to adopt security standards and mandate their use in establishing a base-level of security to protect consumers and secure IoT devices. While we have options for developing those standards and processes, the problem of keeping those devices secure in perpetuity in lieu of updates, upgrades and modifications will remain the primary challenge. References Anderson, M. and Olmstead, K. (2017). Many smartphone owners don’t take steps to secure their devices. Retrieved from http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/03/15/many-smartphone-ownersdont-take-steps-to-secure-their-devices/ Internet Archive Wayback Machine. (2002). Underwriters Labs3. UL's Standards for Safety Standards Catalog. Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20021105130017/http://ulstandardsinfonet.ul.com/catalog/stdscatfra me.html NIST (2018). Interagency Report on Status of International Cybersecurity Standardization for the Internet of Things (IoT). Retrieved from https://csrc.nist.gov/CSRC/media/Publications/nistir/8200/draft/documents/nistir8200-draft.pdf NIST (2018). Internet of Things (IoT) Trust Concerns: NIST Releases Draft NISTIR 8222 for Comment. Retrieved from https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2018/09/internet-things-iot-trust-concerns-nistreleases-draft-nistir-8222-commentUnderwriters Labs. (n.d) Our Mission: Working for a Safer World. Retrieved from https://www.ul.com/aboutul/our-mission/ 96
About the Authors Dan Jetton is the Vice President of Cyber Services for OBXtek. He is responsible for leading and defining cyber strategy while ensuring security, defense and risk mitigation for his clients. OBXtek’s accomplished teams have an established reputation for consistently and efficiently achieving goals for its portfolio of federal government customers. Dan Jetton, MBA, MS, MA is a CISSP, CAP and PMP with 20 plus years of military service. He can be reached online at https://www.linkedin.com/in/danieljetton/ and at the OBXtek website http://www.obxtek.com/. You can follow him on Twitter @CyberPhalanx for cybersecurity news. Carter Simmons, MS, CAP serves as deputy project manager on OBXtek’s State Department Bureau of Consular Affairs and Office of Consular Systems and Technologies’ Information Systems Security Support (ISSS) team on which he offers expertise in the risk management framework (RMF). In addition to his certification as a CAP (Certified Authorization Professional), he holds a master’s degree in Cybersecurity from the University of Maryland University College. 97
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