Bureau Veritas CPS Taiwan Lab has been accredited by TAF (Taiwan Accreditation Foundation) ISO 17025. This accreditation authorizes the lab to conduct testing for the ETSI EN 303 645 standard, TS 103701 methodology, and TS 103645 specification.
Developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), EN 303 645 is the world's first global cybersecurity standard for consumer IoT products. Adopted by many cybersecurity regulations and schemes, including the EU CSA, RED, Singapore CLS, and more, it establishes an important baseline for manufacturers to verify cybersecurity is incorporated throughout the design and development process.
This accreditation strengthens Bureau Veritas’ position as a leading provider of cybersecurity testing services for the rapidly growing needs in the technology market.
Pascal La Ray, General Manager of Bureau Veritas CPS Taiwan, highlighted the significance of this achievement: "We are committed to becoming a strategic partner for our global IoT customers. This accreditation strengthens our global presence, building upon our existing expertise in Europe and China. With our team of specialists in Taiwan, we can now offer comprehensive cybersecurity solutions to our clients across Asia." He added: "Our one-stop cybersecurity solution allows us to guide our clients at the early design stages of a product and continue throughout its lifecycle. We provide a full range of solutions, including training, design reviews, gap analysis, vulnerability assessments, and more, for hardware, software, and infrastructure. This, combined with our existing capability in technology testing, allows us to empower our clients to access the global market with ease."
Bureau Veritas CPS is dedicated to staying at the forefront of IoT security, continuously expanding its capabilities and geographic reach. This Taiwan lab accreditation marks a significant step forward in this mission, enabling the company to empower more clients to build secure and trustworthy IoT products for a connected future.
