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Really? Specific security requirements for iot devices “have always” been in existence? I’d really like to know the source for that. I sound snarky because I wo
by demondemidi 3y ago
Really? Specific security requirements for iot devices “have always” been in existence? I’d really like to know the source for that. I sound snarky because I work in security and am unfamiliar with what you describe. I could also not be very good at my job.
- xondono 3y agoNo, but devices have strict regulations and paperwork intended to keep people safe. Keeping people safe when it comes to software means first and foremost having good security.
- rcxdude 3y agoI think they were speaking more generally: the requirements in the legislation are similar in structure to the kind of safety/serviceability requirements that already exist for hardware being sold in the EU (much of which is just self-certifying you have implemented the relevant standards). Having security requirements and applying them to pure software products is what's new.