Expanding Regulatory Landscape

The US IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act, California SB-327, Oregon HB 2395, and NIST guidelines are establishing mandatory security requirements for IoT devices sold in North America.

Firmware & Embedded Vulnerabilities

Resource-constrained IoT devices often ship with hardcoded credentials, unencrypted communications, and outdated libraries that attackers exploit at scale.

Diverse Communication Protocols

IoT devices use Bluetooth, Zigbee, Z-Wave, LoRaWAN, MQTT, and cellular protocols, each with unique security considerations and attack surfaces.

Cloud & API Backend Risks

IoT ecosystems depend on cloud platforms and APIs for device management, data processing, and user interaction, creating centralized points of compromise.

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NIST IR 8259 - Device Security Capabilities

Core device cybersecurity capabilities including secure identification, device configuration, data protection, and logical access controls for federal IoT procurement.

IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act

Federal law requiring NIST-developed standards for IoT devices purchased by the US government, setting the baseline for commercial IoT security expectations.

California SB-327 - Reasonable Security

Requires manufacturers of connected devices sold in California to equip devices with reasonable security features appropriate to the device and the data it collects.

NIST SP 800-183 - IoT Architecture

Networks of things framework defining security primitives including device identification, communication, and data protection for connected device ecosystems.

How IntegSec Secures IoT Devices

Our IoT security specialists evaluate your entire connected device ecosystem - from firmware to cloud - against NIST standards and industry best practices.

Vulnerability Assessments

Systematic evaluation of IoT device firmware, communications, and cloud infrastructure to identify security weaknesses before they can be exploited.

Firmware extraction and binary analysis
Wireless protocol security assessment (BLE, Zigbee, Wi-Fi, cellular)
Cloud platform and API endpoint scanning
Companion mobile application analysis
Risk-prioritized findings mapped to NIST IR 8259 requirements

Standards Alignment: Directly supports NIST IR 8259 device security capability assessment and California SB-327 reasonable security feature requirements.

Penetration Testing

Simulated attacks against IoT devices, their communications, and supporting infrastructure to validate the effectiveness of security controls.

Hardware and firmware exploitation testing
Wireless communication interception and manipulation
Cloud backend and API penetration testing
Authentication and authorization bypass attempts
Comprehensive report with developer-friendly remediation guidance

Standards Alignment: Validates device security against NIST IR 8259 requirements and provides evidence for IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act and state law compliance documentation.

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