New 2022 year is going to be challenging since more and more IoT regulations come into force ๐
Binare Team has gathered a list of IoT cybersecurity certifications that will make your consumer/aviation/automotive/medical/industrial IoT device cyber secure & compliant:
Generic/Consumer
- UL2900: A series of standards providing measurable criteria for the testing of network-connected (interconnected) devices sending, storing, or transmitting data to and from other network-enabled devices, to mitigate potential security vulnerabilities and exploits.
- ioXt Alliance: The Global Standard for IoT Security, an IoT alliance and cybersecurity certification program that makes IoT products secure and safe.
- IMDA TS RG-SEC: Sets out the minimum security requirements and stronger credential settings for RGs sold and used in Singapore.
- BSI TR-03148: Defines a minimum level of IT security measures for routers that are used in private households or small business environments.
- ETSI 303 645–Derived (Tietoturvamerkki.fi): The world leading consumer IoT security standard.
Aviation/Avionics
- DO-326A: Represents the official European compliance requirements for all aircraft, engines, rotorcraft, and propellers.
- DO-355: Information Security Guidance for Continuing Airworthiness.
- DO-356: Provides methods and considerations for showing compliance for airworthiness security during the aircraft design and development life cycle.
Automotive
- ISO/SAE 21434:2021: Specifies engineering requirements for cybersecurity risk management regarding concept, product development, production, operation, maintenance and decommissioning of electrical and electronic (E/E) systems in road vehicles, including their components and interfaces.
Medical
- UL2900-1: A set of prescriptive requirements applicable to the design, design verification and post-market phases of a medical device.
- UL2900-2-1: The security evaluation standard applied to the testing of network connectable components of healthcare systems.
Industrial
- UL2900-2-2: Cybersecurity Certification that covers all industries but also includes specific testing on aspects unique to industrial controls.
- IEC 62443-4: Defines secure development life-cycle (SDL) requirements related to cyber security for products intended for use in the industrial automation and control systems environment and provides guidance on how to meet the requirements described for each element.
How Binare.io Can Help Various Industries with IoT Cybersecurity Compliance?
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P.S.: Binare's blog post has been featured in the European Cyber Security Organization (ECSO) Cybersecurity Awareness Calendar (January'22). Find Binare's contribution among others HERE.