I haven’t been following this particular law, but I’ve always wondered how it would have been implemented for servers.
Even windows has a server edition I believe, if a corporation is using a windows server, would one of their IT employees have to verify it themselves?
What about IOT operating systems, docker/podman containers, router firmware, and so on. Not sure if they address these things in the legal code or not.
This is good new for california, I believe atleast colorado has a similar law being proposed as well. Hope they take notes from cali.
I haven’t been following this particular law, but I’ve always wondered how it would have been implemented for servers.
Even windows has a server edition I believe, if a corporation is using a windows server, would one of their IT employees have to verify it themselves?
What about IOT operating systems, docker/podman containers, router firmware, and so on. Not sure if they address these things in the legal code or not.
This is good new for california, I believe atleast colorado has a similar law being proposed as well. Hope they take notes from cali.
Is it even technically possible to enforce it on open-source application, with code readily available for tweaks and modifications?
Would it not be someone that would make the modification?