The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is reviewing a cybersecurity program over security concerns related to China, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr confirmed on Friday.
The U.S. Cyber Trust Mark program, launched by the Biden administration in January, was designed to label household smart devices, from baby monitors to home security cameras, that are deemed to fit U.S. cybersecurity standards.
In a statement on X, Carr said: “I can confirm that I have directed the FCC’s Council on National Security to review a Biden-era cybersecurity program due to potentially concerning ties to the government of China.
“The FCC will remain vigilant when it comes to safeguarding our communications networks,” he added….