Acer works with SGS to conduct EN 303 645 IOT security testing, one step ahead to comply with EU radio frequency regulations (RED) cybersecurity requirements.

In the era of the Internet of Things, the security of connected devices has become a focus of regulatory authorities world widely. In addition to the California IoT Device Security Act and Singapore's CLS (Cybersecurity Labeling Scheme), the most eye-catching product security regulations are the security requirements of RED. RED is the European Union's wireless equipment directive, which requires radio frequency Products must complete the cybersecurity requirements of RED article 3.3 before they can be listed.

As one of the top computer manufacturers in the world, Acer's products include personal computers, consumer electronics products, and various types of network communication devices, and is committed to protecting consumer rights and complying with international regulations through its technology. Acer has cooperated with SGS Taiwan in the past to conduct EN 303 645 IOT security testing for its Netcom products. Acer’s application for its Wi-Fi 6E router is also expected to be deployed in advance and conform with the information security requirements of the next EU radio frequency regulations.

The President of SGS Taiwan, Steven Chiu, said that SGS has been paying attention to information security as a future trend for a long time. In recent years, SGS has completed a number of key projects in the field of IoT security and is committed to helping Taiwan's high-tech supply chain obtain international security standard verification locally, and sold globally."