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RIPE Labs: Policy Certification and Verification for Cybersecurity in the Internet of Things

Mulini is pleased to announce the publication of its article on RIPE Labs, focusing on cybersecurity and transparency in the Internet of Things (IoT).

You install a smart plug in your home, it works perfectly. But do you really know what data it is sending, and where? Is it respecting your privacy? Is it compliant with existing regulations?

In this article, we explore these critical questions, addressing the uncertainties surrounding IoT devices.

We also present a research project supported by the RIPE NCC Community Projects Fund, aimed at developing tools to improve policy certification, verification, and overall transparency in IoT ecosystems.

Read the full article on RIPE Labs:

RIPE Labs: Still Smart, Still Insecure: Why Our IoT Devices Keep Failing Basic Security Tests

Mulini is pleased to announce the publication of its latest article on RIPE Labs, addressing persistent security challenges in the Internet of Things (IoT).

When you plug in a new smart bulb or connect a device like a Chromecast to your network, you likely assume it is secure. After all, these products come from well known brands and often promote compliance labels or “secure by design” claims.

However, our latest assessment reveals a more concerning reality. The article highlights how many IoT devices continue to fail basic security tests, raising important questions for anyone managing a home or enterprise network before introducing yet another “smart” device to their Wi-Fi.

RIPE

Mulini is pleased to announce that it has been awarded €40,000 in funding to support its participation in a RIPE project focused on policy certification and verification for cybersecurity in the Internet of Things (IoT).