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Evolving Cybersecurity Requirements under the Radio Equipment Directive (RED)
Radio equipment forms the backbone of modern technology, from smart homes to industrial automation and control systems. But with great connectivity comes great risk. The Radio Equipment Directive (RED) sets out the essential requirements including cybersecurity to ensure radio equipments are secure, reliable, and compliant. Non-compliance can leave your products vulnerable to cyberattacks and legal penalties, making RED a vital consideration for manufacturers, IT professionals, and anyone involved in producing connected devices.
All types of radio equipment, wireless devices, and products sold in the European Union (EU) must comply with the RED delegated act from August 1, 2025.
Join us for an in-depth webinar focused on the evolving cybersecurity requirements under the Radio Equipment Directive (RED). Led by cybersecurity experts Levente Cseh, Gergely Bakos, and Jonatán Bodo, this session will break down the latest RED obligations for manufacturers and suppliers. From essential technical and legislative mandates to strategic best practices, you’ll gain valuable insights on how to navigate compliance, fortify device security, and stay ahead in an increasingly interconnected market.
Whether you are a manufacturer, developer, or part of an IT security team, this webinar will give you the insights and strategies to stay ahead of potential threats. Don’t miss the chance to secure your products and protect your customers.
Register now and ensure your technology is as secure as it is innovative!
Agenda
Legislative Overview and Essential Requirements – EUharmonization legislation for IoT devices (LVD, EMC, RED, CRA) (Presenter:Levente Cseh).
Technical Requirements and Conformity Assessment –Risk assessment, RED-DR requirements, alternative compliance solutions, andconformity assessment process (Presenter: Gergely Bakos).
Self-Assessment for Compliance – Product scoping,self-assessment steps for RED Cyber, and the impact of supply chaintransparency (Presenter: Jonatan Bodo).
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Our speakers
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Gergely Bakos
Gergely is responsible for cybersecurity certification at QIMA-CCLab. He has 25 years of experience in the conformity assessment of electrical and electronic products. Gergely worked in various positions, ranging from laboratory test engineer, inspector, auditor, and certifier to the Head of the Hungarian national certification body and member body in IECEE CB Scheme.
In addition to these roles, he has also gained experience in market access services, particularly through the CB Scheme. His new technical focus is on cybersecurity, especially for industrial control systems, RED and the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).
Jonatán Bodó
Jonatan is a Cybersecurity Consultant, with significant experience in embedded devices and product security. A seasoned professional in the realm of cybersecurity schemes, he also has a strong background in Business Informatics. In addition to his consulting expertise, his ability to bridge technical and business perspectives enables him to deliver comprehensive solutions tailored to the specific needs of his clients.
Levente Cseh
Levente works as Sales Manager at CCLab, a subsidiary of QIMA, leveraging his strong background in Electrical Engineering to drive commercial growth and business development across the organization’s portfolio. With significant expertise in Computer Networking—particularly Wireless Networks and Next-Generation Firewalls—Levente is well-positioned to navigate the evolving challenges of product cybersecurity. His deep technical knowledge enables him to provide strategic guidance to clients, ensuring their products meet the highest security standards. Combining a results-driven sales approach with a nuanced understanding of emerging threats and regulatory requirements, Levente plays a pivotal role in supporting clients to safeguard their innovations and achieve long-term success in the marketplace.