The Federal Communications Commission approved a voluntary cybersecurity labeling program for wireless IoT products, allowing manufacturers to display a "U.S. Cyber Trust Mark" on compliant devices. Developed standards by NIST cover aspects like default passwords, data protection, and software updates. FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel emphasized consumer safety, likening it to the "Energy Star" logo for energy efficiency. The label will include a QR code for additional information. Accredited labs will test compliance. Major retailers support the concept. Oversight involves CISA and DOJ regulators. The program aims to enhance national security, barring entities from certain countries. IoT devices face frequent hacking attempts, with over 1.5 billion attacks in six months. Experts have mixed views on consumer awareness and effectiveness, with some suggesting it could inform policymakers about cybersecurity vulnerabilities.