IoT platforms are composed of various connected devices, which in turn are made up of different integrated components; therefore, it is essential to assess the cybersecurity of components and devices, as well as the IoT platform as a whole.
In this regard, the SESIP certification scheme, based on Common Criteria, establishes the specific requirements for assessing the security of IoT platforms, providing a common and optimized approach to evaluate and streamline the certification process for the security of connected products.
Achieving this accreditation means that SGS Brightside Barcelona has demonstrated to ENAC that it meets the requirements of the UNE-EN ISO/IEC 17065 standard for the certification of IoT platform security according to the SESIP scheme, which will give the market confidence in the company's technical competence to carry out this activity.
Energy savings in connected homes: Broadband Forum TR-181 revolutionizes energy efficiency
Enabling connected devices in homes across Europe to enter standby mode could save enough energy to power up to 70 new small data centers across the continent, or the equivalent of a medium-sized city, the Broadband Forum predicts.
