Bureau Veritas Cybersecurity Insight Series +

The ever-growing ubiquity of connected devices brings with it growth in the importance of cybersecurity in protecting people’s digital personas, personal data and business.

An increasingly indispensable element of the digital world, Cybersecurity will only continue to become more important to ensure confidentiality, integrity and availability of information, and new regulations come into effect.

The growth in demand for Cybersecurity in consumer products brings with it new challenges. How can businesses ensure their products are compliant with new regulations? How can they verify the robustness of products against cyberattack? What should risk assessments cover? What are the differences in Cybersecurity between IoT, Medical Devices, Automotive and Industrial applications?

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RADIO EQUIPMENT DIRECTIVE READINESS	Industrial IoT +
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The EU’s Radio Equipment Directive (RED) includes within its’ scope cybersecurity requirements. These requirements relate to personal data confidentiality, the security of software updates, as well as security against malicious intent in devices found on the same network. This webinar will focus on how businesses can ensure their products are compliant with RED, and an introduction to the key standards, including ETSI EN 303 645.	Industrial Cybersecurity relates to connected devices within industrial plants or fields. These can include small devices for person use, or larger systems controlling industrial processes. This webinar will focus on the importance of Industrial Cybersecurity to businesses, and how it touches multiple fields - including regular consumer IoT devices.
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Medical Devices +	Consumer IoT +
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Connected Medical Devices are becoming more prevalent around the globe – and effective Cybersecurity is crucial. They must achieve certification to multiple standards in order to confirm their clinical safety. This webinar will help businesses understand how to mitigate risks in medical device Cybersecurity, and FDA/FDR regulations.	The Internet of Things (IoT) has grown exponentially in recent years, with connected devices being found in all facets of life. This means consumers interface with the IoT to an increasing degree, putting personal data at risk. This webinar will focus on how businesses can mitigate risks and safeguard consumer data, and related new regulations in IoT.
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Automotive Cybersecurity +	Global Market Access +
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Connectivity is extending across the full range of consumer products – and automotive is no different. With personal vehicles expected to have over 300M lines of coding in 2030, there is an increasing risk of cyberattacks in the field. This webinar will focus on new global regulations in the field, in particular UNECE R155 and R156 around cybersecurity and OTA updates respectively, as well as related standards in automotive.	The Global Cybersecurity Market is expected to reach US$479B in 2030, as legislation increases alongside the need for safely connected devices. Manufacturers must ensure secure devices in order to enter new markets. This webinar will focus on readiness for new regulations and how businesses can build their global markets.
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Bureau VeritasCybersecurity Insight Series +

on-demand webinars

RADIO EQUIPMENT DIRECTIVE READINESS

Industrial IoT +

Medical Devices +

Consumer IoT +

Automotive Cybersecurity +

Global Market Access +

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