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EU Adopts Cyber Resilience Act for IoT

October 11, 2024
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EU Adopts Cyber Resilience Act for IoT

The European Council has officially adopted the Cyber Resilience Act, a pivotal regulation designed to enhance cybersecurity measures for connected devices within the European Union. This landmark legislation, proposed by the European Commission in 2022, establishes mandatory requirements for manufacturers to ensure their products are secure throughout their lifecycle. By implementing essential cybersecurity practices, such as conducting regular risk assessments and maintaining effective data protection, the act aims to significantly reduce vulnerabilities associated with digital devices.

One of the key provisions of the Cyber Resilience Act mandates that manufacturers promptly address any identified security flaws. They are required to provide timely updates and patches to rectify vulnerabilities, thereby ensuring the ongoing security of their products. Additionally, the act obligates vendors to disclose any actively exploited vulnerabilities to the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity within 24 hours of detection. This proactive approach is intended to mitigate risks to consumers and foster a culture of accountability within the tech industry.

The act also includes stringent penalties for non-compliance. Manufacturers failing to adhere to the regulations could face fines of up to €15 million or 2.5% of their global turnover, whichever is higher. To ensure compliance, products meeting the regulatory standards will be required to display a “CE” marking, signifying their conformity with the Cyber Resilience Act. This initiative is expected to streamline regulatory requirements across the EU, allowing companies to navigate the compliance landscape more efficiently.

Despite the positive outlook for improved cybersecurity, the proposed legislation has faced criticism from some industry experts. Concerns have been raised regarding provisions that require reporting vulnerabilities within 24 hours, which could inadvertently expose these flaws to malicious actors. Additionally, executives from leading European tech companies worry that mandatory third-party risk assessments may disrupt supply chains and hinder competition in the market. Nevertheless, EU regulators believe that the Cyber Resilience Act will strengthen the digital ecosystem and enhance consumer trust in connected devices throughout Europe.

Reference:
  • European Council Passes Cyber Resilience Act Mandating Patching for IoT Devices
Tags: Cyber NewsCyber News 2024Cyber Resilience ActCyber threatsEuropean CouncilEuropean UnionIOTOctober 2024
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