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Context: Recently, Telecommunication Engineering Centre (TEC), Ministry of Communications, has released a report “Code of Practice for Securing Consumer Internet of Things (IoT)”.
Key highlights No universal default passwords
Manage reports of vulnerabilities
Keep software updated
Securely store sensitive security parameters
Communicate securely
Ensure software integrity
Ensure that personal data is secure
Make systems resilient to outages
Examine system telemetry data
Make it easy for users to delete user data
Make installation and maintenance of devices easy
Validate input data
Need for such guidelines
Internet of Things (IoT)
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