Secure from the Start: Aligning with CRA and Global IoT Regulations
summary
Devices and backend services must be secure by design and remain maintained across their lifecycle: the Cyber Resilience Act is enacted December 2024 with a two year transition and a vulnerability reporting mandated within a year, supply‑chain compromises like 3xc 3CX and mass exposures such as Wakanda 150,000 cameras exposed show why. Requirements include managed vulnerability disclosure, updates, software integrity and code signing, CI/CD controls, dependency graph hygiene, and mapping to IoTSF assurance and other international regimes.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00IoT security and regulations
- 1:48Why regulation is necessary
- 3:59Key principles of IoT regulations
- 5:43Cyber Resilience Act goals
- 7:50Global IoT regulations
- 9:20IoT Security Assurance Framework
- 10:44Compliance steps and next steps
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