In addition, the U.S. wants governments around the world to establish cybersecurity labeling standards so consumers can assess the security of internet-connected devices such as baby monitors and home alarms. Credit: Yanawut Suntornkij/Shutterstock.com
(Bloomberg) — The U.S. is pushing a group of governments to publicly commit to not paying ransom demands of hackers ahead of an annual meeting of more than 45 nations in Washington later this month.
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