Today is September 14th. It’s a date that might not strike you as significant. (That date passed on Thursday.) But it is – especially if… Read More »In One Month: Windows 10 Support Ends, Security Chaos Grows
Secure Resilient Future Foundation joins Consumer Reports, Consumer Federation of America, and the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) in urging the Securities and Exchange Commission… Read More »SRFF Signs Letter Supporting SEC Cybersecurity Reporting Rule
At SRFF, we believe that a secure, sustainable, and resilient technology ecosystem requires requires a commitment to longevity. That means designing devices and software with… Read More »Software Death Fuels E-Waste: SRFF Contributes to U.S. PIRG’s Electronic Waste Graveyard
Every day, consumers invest in connected devices with the promise of a lasting product. But oftentimes, lurking behind the sleek hardware and features, lies the… Read More »SRFF Calls on FTC to Stop Software Tethering and Protect Consumers
The conversation about the scourge of bricked and abandoned smart devices is coming to the DEF CON conference in Las Vegas next week, as leading… Read More »At DEF CON: What To Do About Bricked & Abandoned Devices?
Every day, electronics are sent to refurbishers and recyclers to be put back in working order. However, while these businesses may be able to fix… Read More »SRFF Calls on FCC to Stop Phone Software Locks
SRFF and Veracode are co-hosting an expert panel discussion on May 7th at the W Hotel in San Francisco. The topic: the epidemic of bricked and abandoned stuff on the IoT and what to do about it. Join us!
With the help of the best minds in information security – and by tapping the wisdom of reverse engineers, tinkerers, and fixers – SRFF works to promote enlightened policies and practices for creating cyber secure and sustainable products and services.
