Assessment 07
RED Cybersecurity Readiness
A readiness assessment against the cybersecurity requirements the Radio Equipment Directive makes mandatory, as harmonised by EN 18031. It scores the network-protection, personal-data, and fraud-prevention objectives of RED Article 3.3 (d), (e) and (f) that apply to internet-connected radio equipment — much of the same connected hardware the CRA already reaches.
- Length
- 12–18 minutes
- Questions
- 37 questions
What it covers
- RED Article 3.3 (d) network protection
- Article 3.3 (e) protection of personal data and privacy
- Article 3.3 (f) protection against fraud
- EN 18031-1 / -2 / -3 security mechanism families
- Access control, authentication, and secure update mechanisms
- Secure storage, secure communication, and cryptography
- Where CRA Annex I evidence can be reused for EN 18031
Built for
Product security officers, radio and firmware engineering leads, compliance leads
What you get back
A scored readiness profile across seven mechanism families, the objectives in scope for your product, a prioritised gap list citing EN 18031 clauses, and a note on which gaps CRA work already answers.
Complete the questionnaire
Answer as your product stands today rather than as you intend it to be. An accurate baseline produces a usable remediation plan.
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RED Cybersecurity (EN 18031) Readiness Assessment
Thirty-five questions across the security mechanism families the Radio Equipment Directive makes mandatory through EN 18031. Two short questions first decide whether the privacy and anti-fraud objectives apply to your equipment; you then get a score per mechanism family, a prioritised gap list, and the basis behind each finding.
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Other assessments
Assessment 01
Product Classification Check
A short triage questionnaire that gives an initial indication of whether your product may fall within the CRA and, if so, which product category may apply. Check the indication against your product details and the regulation before choosing a conformity assessment route.
OpenAssessment 02
CRA Readiness Assessment
A structured self-assessment against the essential cybersecurity requirements in Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2024/2847, plus the Article 14 reporting obligations that apply from 11 September 2026 and the Annex I Part II vulnerability-handling requirements that apply from 11 December 2027.
OpenAssessment 03
SBOM Readiness Assessment
A focused assessment of the software bill of materials your product ships with, reporting separately on what Annex I Part II(1) actually requires and how much operational use you get from the SBOM you have.
OpenAssessment 04
IEC 62443-4-1 Gap Assessment
A practice-by-practice self-assessment against the eight practices of IEC 62443-4-1. Based on your answers, it provides an indicative maturity profile and highlights areas where evidence needs closer review before an audit.
OpenAssessment 05
IEC 62443-4-2 Component Gap Assessment
The technical counterpart to the 62443-4-1 process assessment: a self-assessment against the shared component requirements of IEC 62443-4-2. Based on your answers, it shows an indicative capability security level (SL-C 1–4) for each of the seven foundational requirements; these results have not been independently verified.
OpenAssessment 06
NIS2 Scoping Check
A preliminary scoping check for operators, not a maturity score. It uses your answers on sector, size, and exceptions to indicate whether your organisation may fall within NIS2 and whether it may be an essential or important entity. Confirm the result under the applicable national law.
OpenAssessment 08
ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A Readiness
A readiness and gap self-assessment across the four Annex A:2022 control themes of ISO/IEC 27001. It shows your reported coverage and highlights possible links to NIS2, IEC 62443 and CRA requirements. Each link and its supporting evidence need separate review before being treated as covered.
Open