Understand IoT security and IoT compliance across global markets
Get a comprehensive guide to understanding the new global compliance landscape for IoT devices and manufacturers, and meet compliance in every regional market with our Ubuntu blueprint for secure devices
Today, the global IoT marketplace is defined by a new wave of regulation that requires more and more robust security standards from IoT devices. In devices markets across the globe, manufacturers of IoT devices need to meet strict new security standards for their devices, take on responsibility for device security, adopt new documentation and reporting practices, and fall under the direct regulatory oversight of large government agencies and authorities. Continued access to the IoT market – which is larger and more profitable than ever before – is contingent on manufacturers meeting this heightened set of security standards and compliance requirements.
Where did all these laws and regulatory standards come from? Why were they introduced? What notable compliance standards should device manufacturers and developers take heed of in each of the largest regional markets? And how do device manufacturers design and produce devices that meet these new stringent regulatory standards?
In this comprehensive Iot compliance white paper, we outline the most critical pieces of regulation in the UK, US, APAC and EU markets, examine their broad requirements and explore the challenges these pose for IoT manufacturers. After delving into the unsuccessful past strategies that manufacturers took in the past, this paper provides IoT device manufacturers with a robust multi-point strategy that they can follow to ensure their systems, devices, and software are compliant with new regulation, secure against cyber incidents that could attract millions of dollars in new regulatory penalties and ready for market across the US, UK, EU and APAC regions.
Download this whitepaper, and gain access to:
- An overview of the most important pieces of compliance law and regulations concerning IoT devices across the US, UK, EU and APAC markets, including:
- The IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act of 2020
- Executive Order 14028 (the Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity)
- SB 327 and HB-2395
- The Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Act
- NIS (Network and Information Systems) Regulations and NIS2
- The Data Protection Act 2018
- UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK-GDPR)
- The Radio Equipment Directive (RED)
- The European Union’s Cybersecurity Act
- The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
- The Cybersecurity Law of the People’s Republic of China 2016 (amended 2022)
- The Connected Consumer Device Security Certification
- The specific cybersecurity and device design requirements that these laws will require you to have
- The market trends, cybersecurity environment and device flaws that led to this new wave of legislation
- The general trends these new and existing laws show, and how you should prepare for this new world of compliance
- Our Ubuntu blueprint for designing secure devices from the bottom up
- How Ubuntu Core and Ubuntu Pro for Devices solve the problems of compliance and device security
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