RED Consulting Services
Secure connected devices, ready for the EU market
To strengthen the cybersecurity of wireless and internet-connected devices, the European Commission has introduced new mandatory requirements under the Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU, coming into force on August 1, 2025. From that date, all such products placed on the EU market must comply with RED Article 3.3, which introduces specific obligations to protect communication networks, safeguard personal data, and prevent electronic fraud.
The RED regulation introduces three key cybersecurity requirements:
The EN 18031 standard series provides the technical framework to meet these requirements. Manufacturers that fully apply EN 18031 may self-declare conformity; however, if any restricted clauses apply, certification by a Notified Body becomes mandatory unless strict conditions are met.
Meeting the new RED requirements is not just about checking boxes. It requires a strategic and well-documented approach to security. Yarix provides complete support through every phase of compliance.
We help you determine whether your product falls within RED’s cybersecurity requirements.
Our team evaluates your current security posture against EN 18031 standards and identifies necessary changes.
We assist with selecting and coordinating with Notified Bodies, especially if alternative standards or restricted clauses are involved.
Yarix supports the creation of compliant documentation and helps ensure all design, testing, and security elements are in place by the August 2025 deadline.
We offer hands-on learning to internal teams on RED, EN 18031, and product-specific implementation strategies.
We review your product’s architecture, interfaces, and data flows against the finalized EN 18031 requirements to ensure that cybersecurity is embedded early in the design. This helps align your development with RED expectations and supports a security-by-design approach before market entry.