Name: New Cybersecurity Requirements: Radio Equipment Directive
Uploaded: 2024-04-29
Duration: 3 min 48 s
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New Cybersecurity Requirements: Radio Equipment Directive

[image] group of people at a conference table. INTRODUCTION Delegated Regulation RED Article 3.3 Cybersecurity Scope of the Regulation Harmonized Standards in Development UL Solutions' Support Conclusion. 

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INTRODUCTION Delegated Regulation RED Article 3.3 Cybersecurity Scope of the Regulation Harmonized Standards in Development UL Solutions' Support Conclusion

[Audio] Introduction
The Radio Equipment Directive (RED) establishes vital standards for radio equipment, covering safety, health, EMC, and radio spectrum efficiency, with Article 3.3 emphasizing critical cybersecurity measures for manufacturers.. 

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The Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU (RED) is a regulatory framework established by the European Commission. RED sets essential requirements for radio equipment, encompassing safety, health, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), and radio spectrum efficiency. Article 3.3 of RED delineates device requirements, with a particular focus on cybersecurity measures. This presentation delves into the specifics of Article 3.3, addressing the imperative cybersecurity requirements for radio equipment manufacturers.

[Audio] Delegated Regulation
Delegated Regulation 2022/30/EU mandates cybersecurity, personal data privacy, and fraud protection for applicable wireless devices in the EU market, in line with RED Article 3.3(d), (e), and (f). Compliance begins February 1, 2022, with a deadline of August 1, 2025, granting manufacturers a 42-month transition for necessary cybersecurity measures.. 

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[Audio] RED Article 3.3 Cybersecurity
RED Article 3.3 mandates improvements in network protection, personal data privacy, and fraud prevention for wireless devices, aiming to enhance cybersecurity by preventing harm to communication networks, unauthorized access to personal data, and minimizing fraudulent activities in electronic payments and transfers.. 

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• Article 3.3(d): Improves network protection by requiring features that prevent harm to communication networks and avoid disruption of services. • Article 3.3(e): Strengthens personal data and privacy protection by implementing measures to prevent unauthorized access or transmission of consumers' personal data. • Article 3.3(f): Reduces the risk of fraud by including features such as better user authentication control to minimize fraudulent electronic payments and monetary transfers. •These provisions aim to enhance the overall cybersecurity posture of wireless devices, ensuring the integrity of communication networks, protecting sensitive personal data, and mitigating the potential for fraudulent activities.

[Audio] Scope of the Regulation
The new regulation covers internet-capable devices extensively, with specific provisions on network protection, personal data processing, and financial transactions in radio equipment, stressing the crucial need for manufacturers to understand and comply with its requirements.. 

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[Audio] Harmonized Standards in Development
The ESO CEN/CENELEC is developing harmonized standards for the Radio Equipment Directive, expected by June 30, 2024, covering technical aspects like network monitoring, attack mitigation, authentication, secure updates, and data privacy. Manufacturers must stay updated on these standards to ensure compliance.. 

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Harmonized Standards in Development The European Standard Organization (ESO) CEN/CENELEC is actively developing harmonized standards in response to the Radio Equipment Directive. These standards are expected to provide comprehensive technical specifications related to cybersecurity and privacy. Anticipated publication date: June 30, 2024. Coverage of technical specifications includes: Network traffic monitoring Denial of service attacks mitigation Authentication and access control mechanisms Secure update mechanisms Attack surface reduction Data security and privacy measures Manufacturers should stay informed about these standards to ensure their products meet the necessary compliance requirements.

[Audio] UL Solutions' Support
UL Solutions offers comprehensive support to manufacturers for RED Delegated Act compliance, covering the entire device lifecycle. Services include security-by-design, training, gap analysis, and compliance assessment against standards like EN 303 645 and IEC 62443-4-2, ensuring products meet regulatory requirements and enhance security posture.. 

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[Audio] This presentation stressed RED's new cybersecurity requirements and urged manufacturers to prepare for regulatory changes. For assistance, contact UL Solutions. Thank you for your attention, and we're here to enhance your product's cybersecurity resilience.. 

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•	This presentation has provided a comprehensive overview of the new cybersecurity requirements under the Radio Equipment Directive (RED). •	We've highlighted the importance of compliance with the RED Delegated Act, emphasizing the need for manufacturers to prepare for upcoming regulatory changes. •	Manufacturers are encouraged to take proactive steps towards compliance to ensure the integrity and security of their products. •	For further assistance and guidance on achieving compliance with the RED Delegated Act, please contact UL Solutions. •	Thank you for your attention. We look forward to assisting you in navigating the regulatory landscape and enhancing the cybersecurity resilience of your products.

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Introduction
The Radio Equipment Directive (R-E-D--) establishes vital standards for radio equipment
 covering safety
 health
 E-M-C
 and radio spectrum efficiency
 with Article 3.3 emphasizing critical cybersecurity measures for manufacturers.

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Delegated Regulation
Delegated Regulation 2022/30/EU mandates cybersecurity
 personal data privacy
 and fraud protection for applicable wireless devices in the EU market
 in line with RED Article 3.3(d)
 (e)
 and (f). Compliance begins February 1
 2022
 with a deadline of August 1
 2025
 granting manufacturers a 42-month transition for necessary cybersecurity measures.

RED Article 3.3 Cybersecurity
RED Article 3.3 mandates improvements in network protection
 personal data privacy
 and fraud prevention for wireless devices
 aiming to enhance cybersecurity by preventing harm to communication networks
 unauthorized access to personal data
 and minimizing fraudulent activities in electronic payments and transfers.

Scope of the Regulation
The new regulation covers internet-capable devices extensively
 with specific provisions on network protection
 personal data processing
 and financial transactions in radio equipment
 stressing the crucial need for manufacturers to understand and comply with its requirements.

Harmonized Standards in Development
The ESO CEN/CENELEC is developing harmonized standards for the Radio Equipment Directive
 expected by June 30
 2024
 covering technical aspects like network monitoring
 attack mitigation
 authentication
 secure updates
 and data privacy. Manufacturers must stay updated on these standards to ensure compliance.

UL Solutions' Support
UL Solutions offers comprehensive support to manufacturers for RED Delegated Act compliance
 covering the entire device lifecycle. Services include security-by-design
 training
 gap analysis
 and compliance assessment against standards like EN 303645 and IEC 62443-4-2
 ensuring products meet regulatory requirements and enhance security posture.

This presentation stressed RED's new cybersecurity requirements and urged manufacturers to prepare for regulatory changes. For assistance
 contact UL Solutions. Thank you for your attention
 and we're here to enhance your product's cybersecurity resilience.

New Cybersecurity Requirements: Radio Equipment Directive

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