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IoT cybersecurity guidelines, standards and verification systems

August 16, 2019

Currently there is no recognized international IoT cybersecurity standard to which IoT device manufacturers can conform. This leaves manufacturers without a label or customer-facing recognition program that they can leverage to promote their cybersecurity credentials. Recognized organizations such as UL, CSA, ISO, OCF, IEEE and IEC are working in this area, but their approaches differ, and there remains the need to look at the end-to-end solution encompassing the device, its controlling applications and back-end cloud services.

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IoT cybersecurity guidelines, standards and verification systems