As cybersecurity continues to be a critical pillar of digital infrastructure, DrayTek proudly announces its commitment to meeting the EU’s EN 18031 cybersecurity standards under the Radio Equipment Directive (RED). This standard establishes rigorous requirements to ensure safer, more reliable wireless networking across the European market.
Security Built into Wireless Products from the Ground Up
At DrayTek, “security by design” is fundamental. Our wireless devices are engineered with advanced protective measures to proactively defend against unauthorized access and network threats. The EN 18031 standard series outlines three parts addressing different wireless equipment categories:
| Category | Description | Refer To | |
|---|---|---|---|
| EN 18031-1 | Focuses on internet-connected radio equipment and preventing network damage and service degradation | RED Article 3(3)(d) | |
| EN 18031-2 | Covers connected toys, childcare, and wearable devices with an emphasis on protecting personal data and privacy | RED Article 3(3)(e) | |
| EN 18031-3 | Pertains to devices handling virtual currencies and aims to prevent fraud | RED Article 3(3)(f) |
DrayTek approach to cybersecurity
Guided by EN 18031-1 principles
DrayTek’s routers and access points are specifically designed to comply with EN 18031-1:2024, addressing the cybersecurity requirements for internet-connected radio devices. This compliance ensures protection against network disruption and degradation, supporting reliable wireless communications.
