Cybersecurity Testing in the European Union
What is Cybersecurity Testing in the EU?
Cybersecurity testing in the European Union evaluates whether connected products, radio equipment, and software meet the security requirements set out in EU law, including the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and the cybersecurity provisions of the Radio Equipment Directive (RED) under EN 18031.
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Common testing standards are referenced below.
Why is Cybersecurity Testing in the European Union Important?
Regulatory Compliance Across Member States
The Cyber Resilience Act and RED cybersecurity requirements apply across all EU member states. Meeting standards such as EN 18031 and ETSI EN 303-645 is necessary to demonstrate conformity and avoid delays, fines, or market withdrawal.
Market Access for CE Marking
Cybersecurity testing supports the technical documentation needed for CE marking of radio equipment and connected products. Without it, manufacturers risk being unable to legally place products on the EU market.
Consumer and Data Protection
EU cybersecurity requirements are designed to protect consumers’ data and privacy from vulnerable connected devices. Testing verifies that products properly manage credentials, secure communications, and software updates before reaching the market.
How Can Keystone Assist With Cybersecurity Testing in the European Union?
When products do not meet the requirements, we assist with finding solutions. Applus+ Keystone takes a consultative approach throughout the entire test program. We provide comprehensive reports shortly after completion of cybersecurity testing.
For a full overview of Keystone’s cybersecurity capabilities, please visit: Cybersecurity Testing Overview
Below is a common list of EU cybersecurity standards that Keystone can accommodate. Don’t see what you are looking for? Contact us and we will determine the best course of action.