Is Your IoT Device Certified? South Korea Highlights IoT Security Certification
On
September 2, 2025, South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) highlighted
the importance of IoT security certification to strengthen protection for
Internet of Things (IoT) products.
As
robot vacuums, smart refrigerators, IP cameras, and digital door locks become
everyday household items, concerns over hacking are growing.
IoT
security certification, based on Article 48-6 of the Act on Promotion of
Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection,
verifies compliance with core requirements such as authentication, encryption,
software, and network security. To date, around 450 products have been
certified, demonstrating stronger protection than uncertified ones.
For
a safer digital lifestyle, consumers are encouraged to look for IoT security
certification, set strong passwords, use official apps, and keep devices
updated.
GCA Korea provides expert support for global companies navigating South Korea’s regulatory requirements. Our specialties include KC EMC, KC Safety, KC Energy Efficiency, KC Automotive Components, KCsEx (ATEX, IECEx), or MFDS (Korean Medical Devices). For tailored certification and regulatory assistance, contact GCA Korea. We’re here to streamline your market access in South Korea.

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