The core challenge? Scaling security to match your product's complexity.

If your team is still relying on manual, point-in-time penetration testing, every new product variant, every minor firmware update, and every regional configuration change adds exponential overhead. This leads to a dangerous trade-off: compromising on the depth or frequency of testing to meet tight launch deadlines.

IoT cybersecurity regulations are essential for protecting users and infrastructure, but they can also create significant barriers to entry for companies in the IoT industry. Here's a breakdown of the key challenges

Security statement is a machine readable description of system’s security characteristics, like network nodes (devices, gateways, applications and servers), network interfaces (ports and services), connections between the network nodes and services, web interfaces, authentication methods, SBOMs data encryption at rest (and in transit) and so on.

Once those have been defined, one can test and verify it.