Security

The Internet of Things (IoT) presents a huge business opportunity across almost every industry due to an every-changing technological landscape and the need to adapt to changes in working patterns.
Adoption rates are accelerating, with new research suggesting that 55.7 billion connected IoT devices (or “things”) will be in circulation by 2025, generating almost 80B zettabytes of data.
IoT devices, can be an often-ignored element of the company inventory, yet a prominent point of compromise to a company’s infrastructure, if they are not correctly designed and prepared with security standards in mind. They come with their own challenges for maintenance, can add more complexity to any existing asset register, but are pivotal if not essential for the businesses of the future. That’s why the government is mandating security of consumer IoT devices within the UK, to have all businesses, from small outlets to enterprise-level corporations, ready and proactive against all potential threats.
IoT Security
The packages reflect mandatory requirements, recommendations, and conditional aspects of the ETSI EN 303 645 standard, The European Standard on connected device security, which has been developed to protect IoT devices against cybersecurity threats and is incorporated as a baseline security standard across Europe.
Bronze Package
- Software integrity checks
- Common vulnerability checks
Silver Package
- Bronze Package
- ETSI EN 303 645 GAP analysis
- Software Build reviews
Gold Package
- Silver Package
- System Penetration Test
- System Resilience and BAU analysis
- Quarterly deployed update reviews
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