Common Global
Cybersecurity
The Global Cybersecurity Labelling Initiative (GCLI) builds a trusted ecosystem for connected devices through unified security requirements.
The Global Cybersecurity Labelling Initiative (GCLI) builds a trusted ecosystem for connected devices through unified security requirements.
"This initiative represents our collective intention to promote a trusted global ecosystem of connected devices, built upon a common set of security requirements that protect consumers, support innovation, and strengthen digital resilience across borders."
"Through this collaborative effort, we intend to establish a cooperation forum where cybersecurity features become an enabler of the global digital economy, reducing complexity for manufacturers and consumers alike."
Inaugural Convening
23 October 2025
A multilateral framework bringing together global regulators and industry leaders.
Regional and associate government agencies currently onboarding.
Leading IoT manufacturers and tech providers committed to global standards.
The GCLI coordinates global efforts across three strategic pillars.
Coordinating efforts among the 3 strategic pillars.
Developing common technical requirements, certification levels and testing methodologies for IoT devices.
Managing policy alignment, membership matters and long-term initiative sustainability.
Engaging industry stakeholders, fostering consumer trust and scaling market adoption of labels.
Scaling from a cooperation forum to a functional global tech ecosystem.
Establishing a central, cross-recognised repository for IoT labels. Manufacturers submit product data once for verification across all eleven founding markets.
Developing an automated interface that maps existing national certificates (e.g., Singapore CLS or UK requirements) against GCLI common standards.
A global public API supporting mobile applications and web platforms to provide real-time security verification for consumers via label scanning.