ENISA PUBLISHES GUIDELINES ON SECURING THE IOT SUPPLY CHAIN

11.11.2020

The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (“ENISA”) is releasing its Guidelines for Securing the IoT – Secure Supply Chain for IoT, which covers the entire Internet of Things (“IoT”) supply chain (hardware, software and services).

This report complements the ENISA’s seminal study on Baseline Security Recommendations for IoT, a highly cited and referenced work that aims to serve as a reference point for IoT security.

In the context of the development of the Guidelines for Securing the IoT – Secure Supply Chain for IoT, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity has conducted a survey that identifies the existence of untrusted third-party components and vendors, and the vulnerability management of third-party components as the two main threats to the IoT supply chain. The publication analyses the different stages of the development process, explores the most important security considerations, identifies good practices to be taken into account at each stage, and offers readers additional resources from other initiatives, standards and guidelines.

You can reach the full text of the Guidelines here.

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