Home appliance & smart home
security roadmap

Connected devices used in the home, such as wall pads, robot vacuums, IP cameras and smart TVs.

Along with testing, we check the requirements for EU RED 3.3 (EN 18031), the EU CRA and KISA IoT Security Certification, and prepare the documentation.

EU RED 3.3 has applied since August 1, 2025 to radio equipment placed on the EU market. Under the EU CRA, vulnerability and incident reporting obligations apply from September 11, 2026, and the full requirements from December 11, 2027.

Yes. Products on sale become risky when new vulnerabilities emerge, and CRA reporting obligations also apply to products already on the market. It's best to retest in step with your firmware update cycle.

We test against the certification criteria in advance to find gaps, then prepare the application documents with you once they're fixed.

Per-device vulnerabilities with reproduction steps, certification documentation, a remediation guide and retest results.

Yes. Beyond the device itself, we test the mobile app that controls it, the cloud servers, and the communication between device and server. Real attacks come in through these links.

Using the product's SBOM, we immediately identify which products and versions a new CVE affects, and manage it with Z-Series so you can carry it through to remediation and reporting.