Open Letter To Colorado Senators: We’re Cyber Experts: This Bill Is Bad For Security.

Secure Repairs is urging Colorado Senators to oppose SB26-090, a bill that seeks to gut the state's right to repair law under the false pretense that repair poses a cyber risk.

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A Right to Repair Isn’t a Cyber Risk. It’s a Cyber Imperative!

Colorado is the only state with a strong Right to Repair business to business technology. In this podcast, learn why servicing and repairing business technology is crucial for cyber security and resilience. Tune into our podcast with industry experts Billy Rios and Andrew Brand, along with Danny Katz of Colorado PIRG.

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CES: AI-Powered Exercise Equipment Wins “Worst In Show” For Cybersecurity

It’s January and that means one thing: the CES Worst In Show awards. If you’re not hip to Worst In Show, its an effort by those of us who care about things like consumer rights, cybersecurity and sustainability to pull back the covers a bit on firehose of glowing press releases and “cool new technology” unveiling that happens every January at the…

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Secure Repairs Joins Amicus Brief Supporting Massachusetts Vehicle Right to Repair Law

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Boston, MA — November 9, 2025 — Secure Repairs, a coalition of more than 400 cybersecurity professionals advocating for the right to repair, has joined leading organizations in filing an amicus brief urging the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit to affirm a February, 2025 ruling by a district court judge that rejected efforts by the auto industry to declare Massachusetts’s 2020 Right-to-Repair law a violation of federal authority.

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Statement on Ruling Upholding Massachusetts Auto Right to Repair Law

Secure Repairs, an organization of cyber professionals that support the right to repair, applauded a ruling by a federal court in Massachusetts upholding the state's automotive right to repair law. Secure Repairs member Craig Smith provided expert testimony in the case in support of the law.

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Federal judge upholds Massachusetts automotive right-to-repair law - The Boston Globe

Automakers quickly said they may appeal the decision to a higher court, which means the legal wrangling could continue.

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Medical Device Company Tells Hospitals They're No Longer Allowed to Fix Machine That Costs Six Figures

Hospitals are increasingly being forced into maintenance contracts with device manufacturers, driving up costs.

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CES: TP-Link Earns The Worst In Show For Cyber

Secure Repairs had the honor (?) of awarding the CES Worst In Show for cybersecurity at this year's ceremony. The winner: Chinese SOHO router giant TP-Link.

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End of (Emotional) Support: $800 Smart Toy Bricked After Manufacturer Ceases Operations

Embodied, which makes the Moxie emotional support robot for kids, said it is shutting down, rendering its robots inoperable. Also: industry groups urge Trump to cancel right to repair.

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A $50 Billion Question: Will Trump 2.0 Help Or Hurt The Right To Repair?

Will Trump 2.0 help or hinder the right to repair movement? New documentaries on Netflix and YouTube call out a booming culture of waste and planned obsolescence.

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Oh, Canada! Copyright Act Changes Are A Big Win For Right to Repair

With a vote by Parliament (and a nod from King Charles ??!) Canada took a big step ahead of the U.S. as a pro-repair economy. Also: cracked your Pixel 9 Fold's screen? Get your wallet out.

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Security Experts Unite Over the Right to Repair

Securepairs.org is pushing back against a tech industry that wants independent repair legislation to be scary.

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