Radio Equipment Directive (RED)

The EU’s Radio Equipment Directive (RED) will be updated in 2025 to include new cybersecurity specifications under sections 3.3 d/e/f. Starting from August 1, 2025, all radio products sold in the EU must meet these updated requirements. 

The Radio Equipment Directive (RED) governs the design, manufacturing, and marketing of radio equipment within the European Union. In effect since 2016, the directive is now being revised through a new delegated regulation (3.3 d/e/f). This revision aims to enhance the security of wireless devices by establishing standardized security requirements.  

Radio equipment refers to wireless electrical and electronic devices that transmit or receive radio waves or contain a built-in radio component for wireless connectivity (e.g., Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NB-IoT). These security requirements apply to all wireless devices that connect to the Internet, either directly or via another device. 

How Huld can help you reach RED’s requirements? 

Our cybersecurity experts will help you meet the requirements of the new regulation to keep your products on the EU market. Our professionals are specialized in cybersecurity standards that underpin the future requirements.

Our offering includes, for example: 

• Compliancy Assessment 
• Secure Software & Product Development (SDL) consultancy 
• Threat Modelling & Risk management services 
• Security trainings 
• Security Verification and Validation and SVV testing 
• Penetration Testing for applications and devices 
• Vulnerability testing (e.g. Black Duck tools) 
• Test automation 
• Compliancy and cybersecurity development based on different standards, regulations and frameworks (ISA/IEC 62443, EN 303 645, EN 18031)