As one of the pioneers of IoT, Rob Tiffany has spent three decades building the Internet of Things, starting with connected vending machines in 1994, five years before anyone called it the Internet of Things.

The review considers whether the current framework, including the Consumer Protection Act 1987, remains fit for purpose in an era of increasingly interconnected products, digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI).

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We brought together cybersecurity specialists, industry experts and product manufacturers in London on 8th October 2026 for a full-day event exploring the practical challenges of preparing for the EU Cyber Resilience Act.

Watch the first of the recordings from last week's 'You're STILL not ready for the CRA' event. Slides are available on our members' platform via Plenary> Docs & Files > You're STILL not ready for the CRA

Have your say on the cybersecurity regulations shaping the future of connected products.

Previously available to IoTSF members only, all recordings from our 12th annual conference in August 2026 are now available to enjoy on our YouTube channel.

Previously available to IoTSF members only. Haydn Povey (SCI Semiconductor), explored the role of hardware-enforced security in creating trusted foundations for memory-safe AI.

Held at GE HealthCare's John F. Welch Technology Centre (JFWTC) in Bengaluru, the event explored the importance of securing connected medical devices, from supply chain integrity and Secure by Design principles through to cybersecurity management throughout their operational lifecycle.

Previously available to IoTSF members only. Bill Bauman, co-founder of NuDay AI, explored the security challenges surrounding agentic AI and the details that organisations can easily overlook when deploying AI agents.