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Labelling Scheme for Smart Devices

Australian Government · Australia

The Labelling Scheme for Smart Devices provides funding to an Internet of Things peak body to co-design and implement a voluntary labelling scheme for consumer-grade smart devices in Australia. The program aims to build cyber security protections for consumers and increase awareness of proposed minimum security standards.

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Funding

Up to $1.7M

Duration

up to 3 years

Location

Australia

Who Can Apply

Internet of Things (IoT) peak body applicant One eligible applicant will be funded Project must support a voluntary labelling scheme for consumer-grade smart devices in Australia Activities should increase consumer awareness of proposed minimum security standards
This grant is for an Internet of Things (IoT) peak body. One eligible applicant will be funded to co-design and implement a voluntary labelling scheme for consumer-grade smart devices in Australia and to increase consumer awareness of the Government's proposed mandatory minimum standard for these devices.

What's Funded

Co-designing and implementing an industry-led, internationally aligned voluntary labelling scheme for consumer-grade smart devices in Australia, and activities that increase consumer awareness of proposed mandatory minimum security standards.

Expected Outcomes

Increased consumer understanding of product security, more informed purchasing decisions for smart devices, closer alignment of the Australian market with international best practice, and greater adoption of secure-by-design security and privacy protections by manufacturers.

Key Information

Applicant Types

other

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

innovationcommunityother

Keywords

cyber securityinternet of thingsIoTsmart devicesproduct labellingconsumer protectiondigital securityvoluntary labelling scheme

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Labelling Scheme for Smart Devices?

The Labelling Scheme for Smart Devices is a business grant offered by Australian Government in Australia, providing Up to $1.7M in funding. The Labelling Scheme for Smart Devices provides funding to an Internet of Things peak body to co-design and implement a voluntary labelling scheme for consumer-grade smart devices in Australia. The program aims to build cyber security protections for consumers and increase awareness of proposed minimum security standards.

How much funding does the Labelling Scheme for Smart Devices provide?

The Labelling Scheme for Smart Devices provides Up to $1.7M in funding. The typical project duration is up to 3 years.

Who is eligible for the Labelling Scheme for Smart Devices?

Internet of Things (IoT) peak body applicant One eligible applicant will be funded Project must support a voluntary labelling scheme for consumer-grade smart devices in Australia Activities should increase consumer awareness of proposed minimum security standards

What activities are funded?

Co-designing and implementing an industry-led, internationally aligned voluntary labelling scheme for consumer-grade smart devices in Australia, and activities that increase consumer awareness of proposed mandatory minimum security standards.

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