We are releasing our IoT Security & Privacy label design under a Creative Commons CC0 license because we want organizations to be able to use the label easily and adapt it to meet their needs. To the extent possible under law, we have waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to our IoT Security and Privacy Label. You are welcome to make changes to the label or use components of the label. However, if you do so you may not claim compliance with the CISPL 1.0. We do not endorse any revisions to the label that are not published by us on iotsecurityprivacy.org . When using our label design or components of our label design, we would appreciate your acknowledging our efforts by citing one of our research papers or the label specification; by acknowledging Pardis Emami-Naeini, Lorrie Cranor, and Yuvraj Agarwal; or by mentioning iotsecurityprivacy.org. However, this is not a requirement to use the label. We would be interested in hearing about your use of the label, and will link to selected examples of label usage on our website. If you are comfortable with it we can consider adding your label as a featured example on our website. Please email us at contact@iotsecurityprivacy.org. Please reach out to us at contact@iotsecurityprivacy.org if you would like us to work with you. We’re busy researchers, but as time permits we are happy to help with efforts to further label adoption. If you are interested in supporting our research we suggest you become a CyLab partner. This will provide you with early access to our research (and the research of other security and privacy researchers at CMU) and a variety of opportunities such as attending our annual CyLab Partners Conference. You can also support our research through a gift or a sponsored research agreement. Please email us at: yuvraj@cs.cmu.edu and lorrie@cs.cmu.edu if you would like to explore ways to support our research and we would be happy to discuss it further with you.