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30 Sep 2025

Cybersecurity within IoT is gaining momentum by the day. Major regulations are coming into effect across the globe, that affects IoT device manufacturers.
u-blox, in collaboration with NXP, will host a webinar focusing on the cybersecurity requirements these regulations impose on IoT device manufacturers.
The aim is to make sure you have all the fundamentals you need to get ready for all the upcoming regulations and help you select the correct hardware for building compliant IoT devices.
You will have a chance to ask questions from experts in the field of cybersecurity and take away a transcript of the webinar as well as any supporting prepared content.
Whether you are a IoT business owner, a certification manager, a product owner, or a software architect, there is something for everyone in this webinar.
Join the extensive Q&A session at the end and address your questions directly to our experts – They can also reply to you offline after the webinar if you prefer.
Takeaways: Our goal is that this webinar equips you with the knowledge needed to make more informed, well-considered decisions.
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Jenirathese NadarRegional Marketing Manager - IoT Security and MCUs at NXP Semiconductors Jenirathese Nadar is a Regional Marketing Manager for Security and NFC at NXP Semiconductors, overseeing strategic initiatives across the EMEA region. With over a decade of experience in the security domain, Jenirathese currently focuses on secure microcontrollers and authentication technologies. | |||
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Hari VigneswaranSenior Product Manager – IoT and cybersecurity at u-blox Hari Vigneswaran is a Senior Product Manager for IoT wireless modules and is responsible for cybersecurity of u-blox short range radio product portfolio. With more than 10 years of experience in the short-range wireless communications industry, Hari has extensive expertise in Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Thread, and embedded security. |

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Yes. According to the EU Blue Guide, manufacturers place individual product units on the market. Any product unit placed in the market after 2025 August 1st, must comply with RED Cybersecurity regulations. For full details and definitions of a “product” and “placing a product on the market”, please refer to the EU Blue Guide.
No. No single component from any manufacturer can satisfy all RED or CRA requirements. Cybersecurity compliance is typically managed at the system level within the final product. While pre-certified components can significantly reduce effort, end-product manufacturers must still design and implement cybersecurity measures for the complete solution.
No. u-blox GNSS chips and modules are receivers only and do not connect directly or indirectly to the Internet. Therefore, they are not subject to RED cybersecurity regulations. For more details, see our official statement on GNSS products [PDF].
Not exactly. RED mandates secure updates, but not specifically OTA (Over-the-Air) updates. Updates can also occur via wired connections, provided they are secure. Implementing secure boot across all product subcomponents is an effective way to meet this requirement. For more details, check the requirement documents from EN 18031 and our guidance document [PDF].
No. Evaluation kits are intended for testing and evaluation, not production. They are typically discarded before the final product enters production.
Yes. u-blox recently participated in Jammertest2025, and we will share the results soon.
EN 18031 consists of three parts:
The applicable parts depend on your product’s functionality.
Review one or all sections as required. For more information, please review
our dedicated blogpost or guidance document [PDF].