IoT Cyber Security Regulations
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Claims that EU rules—Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and Radio Equipment Directive Delegated Act (RED DA)—already force changes: RED DA is mandatory from 1 August and CRA fully replaces it by December 2027; engagement with smart appliances, EV chargers and automotive IoT reveals millions of deployed devices and messy supply chains. Offers concrete outputs: gap analysis against CRA/RED DA, continuous security monitoring for edge·mobile·cloud, delivered red‑team IoT penetration testing and a hardware security module path with PQC readiness. Says Bluetooth Wi‑Fi LoRa devices on embedded Linux/Android are remediated to preserve connectivity and compliance.
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- 0:00IoT cyber security regulations intro
- 3:11Global rise of regulations
- 6:11RED and CR compliance timeline
- 7:36IoT security compliance solutions
- 10:43Hardware-agnostic IoT security
- 11:30Q&A
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