Suprema, a pioneer in AI-powered access control and security solutions, announced that its AI-based facial authentication access control devices have obtained CE RED certification under the European Union(EU)’s updated Radio Equipment Directive (RED), which now includes stricter cybersecurity requirements.
Public sources and Suprema’s own research indicate that no other access-control company has yet met this new CE RED cybersecurity standard. Earning the certificate strengthens Suprema’s reputation for secure, reliable systems in Europe and worldwide.
Cybersecurity compliance for IoT devices
The update introduces mandatory cybersecurity keeping for IoT devices that use wireless technologies
As regulations around privacy and cybersecurity for wireless and IoT devices become increasingly stringent worldwide, the EU is set to enforce its revised RED directive (Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/30) starting August 1, 2025.
The update introduces mandatory cybersecurity compliance for IoT devices that use wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, smart door locks, and payment terminals.
Revised cybersecurity requirements
Suprema has taken a proactive approach by obtaining CE RED certification under the revised cybersecurity requirements ahead of the enforcement date, demonstrating its leadership in regulatory readiness within the access control industry.
The certified devices, BioStation 3 and BioEntry W3, are AI edge devices that run deep-learning-based facial authentication algorithms locally on the device. They support a variety of authentication methods, including Bluetooth and NFC-based mobile credentials, as well as RFID cards, providing flexible and secure authentication options.
Next generation of cybersecurity standards
Suprema has formally shown that its solutions comply with the next era of cybersecurity standards
By meeting the updated CE RED requirements, which cover network protection, personal data and privacy safeguards, and fraud prevention, Suprema has formally demonstrated that its solutions comply with the next generation of cybersecurity standards for wireless access control systems.
In addition, all Suprema devices supporting various access authentication methods, such as fingerprint recognition, mobile access, and RFID, are expected to complete the revised CE RED certification process by August.
Enhanced cybersecurity requirements
“We are proud to be the first in the access control industry to achieve CE RED certification under the enhanced cybersecurity requirements,” said Hanchul Kim, CEO of Suprema Inc. “This certification not only confirms that our products meet internationally recognised standards for security, safety, and wireless performance, but also demonstrates our commitment to staying ahead of evolving regulatory requirements."
"Through this proactive compliance approach, we strengthen our position in the European market and provide customers worldwide with access control solutions they can trust in today’s increasingly demanding security landscape.”
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