The upcoming webinar on 23 August at 14:30 IST / 11:00 CEST will focus on the essential regulatory requirements for placing radio equipment on the market in both the European Union (EU) and India. This session will provide a comprehensive understanding of the Radio Equipment Directive (RED), a critical framework ensuring the safety, health, electromagnetic compatibility, and efficient use of the radio spectrum within the EU. Additionally, it will cover India's regulatory landscape, which governs radio equipment to ensure adherence to both national and international standards, thereby promoting seamless connectivity.

With the RED's new cybersecurity, data protection, and privacy requirements set to take effect in August 2025, it is vital for manufacturers worldwide to understand and align with these elevated standards. This webinar will equip participants with the necessary insights to navigate these regulatory landscapes.

Key objectives include:

• An overview of the Radio Equipment Directive (RED) and its scope.
• Cybersecurity requirements under the RED.
• Telecom product testing and certification regulations in India.
• Best practices for securing radio equipment against cyber attacks.
• Regulatory frameworks in the EU and India.

This session is designed for manufacturers, importers, regulatory professionals, policymakers, and industry experts involved in the design, development, and deployment of radio equipment. It offers valuable insights into key requirements, compliance processes, and best practices for navigating the regulatory landscapes of both the EU and India.

Speakers:

• Mr. Sudhir Zutshi, Director of Policy & Strategy, Market Access, New Initiatives, UL Solutions 
• Dr. Prashant Kumar, Deputy Director General (Conformity Assessment), TEC
• Mr. Qinghang (Bruce) Shen, SGS-CSTC, Shanghai Cybersecurity
• Ms. Nuria Carrio, Cybersecurity Certification Technical Director, Applus
• Mr. K SriKrishna, Deputy Director General, National Centre for Communication Security of India
• Mr. Muthu Kumar S.H., IITM Pravartak Technology Foundation