Navigating the EU RED IoT Security Maze: Standards, Compliance, and Hurdles
summary
Standards published August 2024 lay out 14 requirements with a six‑level hierarchy, mixing normative and informative text, and add three assessment types — conceptual (paperwork), functional completeness (prove negatives), and lab‑based functional sufficiency. The H consultant gives a negative HAC assessment, so harmonization looks unlikely, forcing reliance on notified bodies. Exceptions let manufacturers opt out, risking fragmentation; timelines push a likely citation decision into early next year and pressure compliance by August 2025.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00EU RED and IoT security
- 1:06Radio Equipment Directive requirements
- 3:56New cybersecurity standards
- 6:24Standards structure and challenges
- 9:10Compliance next steps
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