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The new PP was developed and published in November 2019 by Ad-Hoc Group Privacy & Security of the CEN/CENELEC/ETSI Coordination Group on Smart Meters.
The latest PP document is available on the Common Criteria Portal.
As the number of IoT and specifically smart metering products have been increasing recently all over the world, it will be a great help for factories, producers and also for clients who intend to use these kinds of products in the future. The PP includes a detailed description of all the minimum security requirements which should be met by any smart metering product available on the market.
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Get your FREE A-Z supporting material for smart meter security standards. Learn more about the Swiss METAS data security evaluation projects of smart metering devices.
This downloadable infographics introduces you to the Swiss Smart Metering data security pre-assessment process of METAS certification.
This downloadable infographics introduces you to Swiss Smart Metering data security evaluation process of METAS certification.
In an era where digital threats grow in complexity and frequency, cybersecurity is no longer a secondary consideration but an essential part of manufacturing operations. Compliance with security standards offers manufacturers a structured approach to managing the growing risks of digital threats and securely handling sensitive data. Compliance also helps companies meet industry regulations, protect intellectual property, and avoid potentially devastating financial losses.
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The European Union's digital infrastructure is continuously evolving to facilitate secure, cross-border electronic transactions. In this context, two crucial frameworks—the eIDAS regulation and the Common Criteria standard— play pivotal roles. eIDAS (Electronic Identification, Authentication, and Trust Services) aims to unify and enhance electronic identification systems across the EU. Meanwhile, the Common Criteria standard offers a comprehensive framework for evaluating the security of IT products and systems.
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The EUCC scheme, spearheaded by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), was released in early 2024. It builds on the SOG-IS Common Criteria evaluation framework already used by 17 EU Member States.
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