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Ensure Your Radio Equipment Meets the New RED Cybersecurity Standards
From August 2025, all radio devices sold in the EU must comply with the latest cybersecurity requirements of the Radio Equipment Directive (RED):
On January 28, 2025, the European Commission harmonised the EN 18031 standards for the Radio Equipment Directive (RED) cybersecurity articles (3.3(d), 3.3(e), and 3.3(f)), introducing specific restrictions. The harmonisation with restrictions opened two different compliance routes for manufacturers.
Manufacturers may demonstrate compliance through self-assessment if they fully implement EN 18031 series in their product design and cybersecurity measures, or if the restrictions specified in the Commission’s decision do not apply to their product. Even if self-assessment is an option, relying on expert evaluation can significantly reduce the risk of compliance issues, ensuring your product’s market access and protecting your brand from costly setbacks.
If your product does not meet the criteria for self-assessment, then you must undergo a conformity assessment by a Notified Body (NB).
Use our infographic or contact us to determine if your product falls under the new RED cybersecurity requirements.
1. Gap Analysis
2. Cybersecurity Compliance Assessment
3. Notified Body Services
Choosing the right partner for your Radio Equipment Directive (RED) cybersecurity compliance is crucial. Applus+ Laboratories offers:
Contact us today to request your RED Cybersecurity Evidence Checklist and start your compliance journey with confidence.
The RED now includes Articles 3.3(d) (network security), 3.3(e) (protection of personal data and privacy), and 3.3(f) (protection from fraud), which mandate cybersecurity measures for radio equipment.
From 1 August 2025, all radio devices sold in the EU must comply.
Any radio equipment that:
EN 18031 is the harmonised European standard for cybersecurity testing and certification to comply with the RED cybersecurity articles 3.3(d), 3.3(e) and 3.3(f).
Self‑assessment is possible if you fully implement EN 18031 or if regulatory restrictions do not apply to you. Otherwise, a Notified Body assessment is required.
Non‑compliant products cannot be placed on the EU market and may be subject to withdrawal, fines, or other penalties.
We provide gap analysis, official EN 18031 evaluations, and Notified Body certification services to ensure your products meet all RED cybersecurity requirements.
Contact us for our comprehensive RED Cybersecurity Evidence Checklist.
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