IoT is entering a new phase, and the stakes are getting higher.
As connected devices become more central to business operations, organisations are facing new pressure around cybersecurity, software updates, incident response, connectivity resilience and regulatory accountability.
The white paper IoT in Transition: Navigating a Rapidly Evolving Global Regulatory and Connectivity Landscape explores how regulations such as the Cyber Resilience Act and NIS2 are reshaping enterprise IoT, while permanent roaming restrictions, localisation, eSIM and SGP.32 are changing how global deployments are managed.
It also explains why connectivity, management and security can no longer be treated as separate decisions. For large-scale IoT deployments, they are becoming interdependent operational capabilities.
CRA penalties can reach up to €15 million or 2.5% of global annual turnover, with some reporting obligations beginning in September 2026.
Read the white paper to understand how the global IoT landscape is changing, and what organisations should consider as they plan more resilient, compliant and scalable connected operations.
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