BG Networks has launched 8 cybersecurity workshops for IoT (internet of things) developers covering IoT security regulations across multiple industries. These workshops provide important information on how to add regulation compliant cybersecurity to IoT devices.
Each workshop covers the fundamentals of IoT security, including hands-on sessions implementing security features.
Choose the workshop for regulations relevant to you. Workshop options include:
- Automotive cybersecurity – UN R155/R156 regulations and ISO (International Organization for Standardisation)/SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) 21434
- FDA medical device cybersecurity – FDA (food and drug administration) regulations and guidance
- EU Cyber Resilience Act – For IoT devices that do not have a specific cybersecurity mandate
- UK consumer IoT – UK Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act
- EU consumer IoT security standard – ETSI EN 303 645
- EU radio interfaces on IoT devices – EU radio equipment directive (RED)
- USA NIST IoT security core baseline – NISTIR 8259A
- Cybersecurity foundations– general best practices
“These regulations are critical to securing our national infrastructure. Not only in terms of protecting data and finances, but given IoT controls physical systems, to maintain safety and operations,” says Colin Duggan, CEO of BG Networks. “Our workshops allow IoT product companies to quickly come up to speed on cybersecurity and regulations, setting the stage for the most time-efficient path to compliance.”
Developers attending the workshops will learn how cybersecurity features and capabilities map to the requirements for their industry.
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