Cybersecurity Regulations for Consumer IoT Devices

Document Description

Bringing your commercial or consumer IoT Devices with direct or indirect wired and/or wireless access to the Internet to various world markets entails that the device be professionally designed, verified, validated. Per each country’s legislation, the IoT Device must be certified by the country’s assigned Cyber Security Agency via accredited laboratories. This will ensure that all personal data, network ID and/or financial confidential data through local or cloud-based intermediate equipment is protected from hacking, attacks (by Software or Hardware), theft or misuse.

This document will present the various existing laws, regulations and directives in various jurisdictions, their requirements, and the stated guidance documents or standards used for:

  • US Federal and State legislation
  • EU Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU
  • Singapore Cyber Trust Mark Labeling scheme
Cybersecurity Regulations for Consumer IoT Devices

Cybersecurity Regulations for Consumer IoT Devices

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