The SupplyChainBrain Podcast The Clock’s Ticking: Time to Get Serious About Radio Equipment Cybersecurity
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Jun 6, 2025 Jonathan Boda, an information security consultant at KEMA CC Lab, highlights the pressing need for manufacturers of radio equipment to prepare for new EU cybersecurity regulations. He discusses major vulnerabilities in IoT devices that utilize Wi-Fi and 5G technologies. Boda emphasizes the complexities of maintaining both security design and user education, pointing out the critical role both play in safeguarding sensitive data. With evolving regulations, he urges manufacturers to step up and adapt in order to meet compliance and enhance cybersecurity standards.
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IoT Security Lags Industry Standards
- IoT products lag behind industry security standards by 10 to 15 years. - Their software relies heavily on open source code vulnerable to cyber threats.
Start with Risk Assessment
- Begin compliance with a thorough risk assessment of your radio product. - Mitigate vulnerabilities and protect personal data throughout the product's lifecycle.
Enforce Unique Passwords
- Provide and enforce unique, strong passwords for radio devices to prevent hacking. - Test and document your security measures to ensure compliance and safety.