IoT Cybersecurity Testing & Compliance

Secure Your IoT Devices. Access Global Markets. We provide end-to-end cybersecurity testing and compliance support for RED, ETSI, EN 18031, FCC and UK PSTI standards , helping you meet regulatory requirements and launch secure, compliant IoT products worldwide.

Ensure IoT Security Compliance & Market Access

With the growing demand for secure IoT devices, regulatory bodies worldwide are enforcing strict cybersecurity standards. IoT Consulting Partners provides comprehensive cybersecurity testing to help manufacturers meet global compliance requirements and ensure device security against cyber threats.

Cybersecurity Testing & Certification Services

We offer cybersecurity assessments aligned with major industry standards to ensure compliance with the latest EU, US, and UK regulations:

EN 18031-1, EN 18031-2, EN 18031-3 Testing – Essential for EU cybersecurity compliance under the 2025 regulations;
ETSI EN 303 645 & ETSI TS 103 701 – The foundational cybersecurity framework for IoT device security in Europe;
Cybersecurity Certification under RED Article 3.3 (d, e, f) – Required for EU market access under the Radio Equipment Directive (RED);
FCC Cybersecurity Labeling – Compliance with the FCC Cyber Trust Mark for the U.S. market;;
UK PSTI Compliance – Ensuring cybersecurity compliance under the UK’s Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Act.

Stay Ahead of IoT Cybersecurity Regulations

The 2025 EU cybersecurity regulations, FCC Cyber Trust Mark, and UK PSTI are reshaping compliance requirements. Don’t risk non-compliance or market delays—ensure your IoT device is tested and certified today.

Secure Compliance, Simplified.

Trusted testing to keep your products safe and compliant worldwide.

IoT cybersecurity testing and compliance services for RED Article 3.3, EN 18031, FCC Cyber Trust Mark, and UK PSTI certification.

More IoT cybersecurity articles in our Articles menu

Article Title	Summary	Key Topic
From IoT to All Digital Products: EU Cybersecurity Is Changing – RED Delegated Act and Cyber Resilience Act Explained	Explains how, since 1 August 2025, all radio and wireless IoT devices must comply with the RED Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/30 and the upcoming Cyber Resilience Act.	RED Delegated Act & Cyber Resilience Act (EU Cybersecurity for Digital Products)
EN 18031 Explained: Understanding Access, Public, Environment, and Legal Assets (EN 18031-1)	Defines EN 18031-1 asset categories—Access, Public, Environment, and Legal—with concrete examples like passwords, public keys, secure tokens, and emergency channels.	EN 18031-1: Asset Classification for IoT Cybersecurity
Defining Security and Network Assets for EN 18031-1:2024 Compliance	Clarifies what counts as security assets (e.g., credentials, keys) versus network assets (e.g., Wi-Fi config, VPN settings), and how to document them for compliance.	EN 18031-1: Security & Network Asset Identification
Does Your IoT Equipment Need to Comply with the New EU Cybersecurity Regulations? A Manufacturer’s Guide	Guides manufacturers on whether their IoT products fall within the scope of the new EU cybersecurity regulations entering into force in August 2025.	EU Cybersecurity Regulations Scope & Compliance Readiness
Understanding the 2025 Cybersecurity Regulations for EU Compliance	Summarizes the 2025 EU cybersecurity rule changes affecting manufacturers, distributors, and retailers of IoT devices.	Overview of 2025 EU Cybersecurity Regulatory Updates

How we helped our client with IoT Cybersecurity Testing & Compliance

Challenge

With the Delegated Act on cybersecurity for radio equipment entering into force on August 1st, 2025, manufacturers across industries faced new obligations under Article 3.3 (d/e/f) of the RED. Several clients turned to IoT Consulting Partners for guidance, as the requirements were new, complex, and not yet widely understood. The main hurdles included: Uncertainty about how the new standards applied to their products. Difficulties in interpreting the cybersecurity testing procedures. Gaps in compliance documentation needed to demonstrate conformity. Without clarity and proper documentation, these companies risked delays in product launches and market access.

Outcome

IoT Consulting Partners guided clients step by step to: Understand the cybersecurity standards and their scope under the Delegated Act. Navigate the testing requirements, including both technical validation and documentation. Complete compliance files to meet EU regulatory expectations. The process was not flawless, with challenges in interpreting the standard and adapting documentation. However, through persistence and expertise, our team enabled clients to achieve: Successful alignment with the cybersecurity requirements. Valid compliance documentation, ready for audits and market access. Confidence in compliance to cybersecuirty, ahead of many competitors still struggling with interpretation.

Cyber Security

Essential requirements of the Radio Equipment Directive (2014/53/EU) and the corresponding harmonized standards.

- does not harm the network or its functioning nor misuse network resources (Article 3.3d);

- incorporates safeguards to ensure that the personal data and privacy of the user and of the subscriber are protected (Article 3.3e);

- supports certain features ensuring protection from fraud (Article 3.3f).

Note: For conformity assessment under the RED (2014/53/EU) and related directives, the *latest versions of harmonized standards* as published in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) shall always be applied.

Standard	Description	Applicability
EN 18031-1	Common security requirements for radio equipment - Part 1: Internet connected radio equipment	All Radio Devices connected to the internet (direct or indirect)
EN 18031-2	Common security requirements for radio equipment - Part 2: radio equipment processing data, namely Internet connected radio equipment, childcare radio equipment, toys radio equipment and wearable radio equipment	All Radio Devices connected to the internet AND storing or handling private data
EN 18031-3	Common security requirements for internet connected radio equipment that equipment enables the holder or user to transfer money, monetary value or virtual currency. This document provides technical specifications for radio equipment processing virtual money or monetary value, which apply to electrical or electronic products that are capable to communicate over the internet, regardless of whether these products communicate directly or via any other equipment.	All Radio Devices connected to the internet AND supporting any money, monetary or virtual currency transactions