CSA IoT Controls

CSA IoT Security Controls Framework

The CSA IoT Security Controls Framework provides essential security controls to mitigate risks in IoT systems that include various connected devices, cloud services, and networks. It is designed to apply to a range of IoT systems, from handling low-value data to supporting critical services.

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Overview

The CSA IoT Security Controls Framework offers foundational guidance for securing Internet of Things (IoT) systems. It defines baseline security controls to address common risks associated with interconnected IoT environments that use diverse devices, cloud technologies, and networking infrastructure. This framework is adaptable to IoT systems of varying complexity and sensitivity, including systems with high-value data or critical functions. The framework also includes tools to identify and allocate controls to specific system components. It is available for free, along with a companion guide providing usage instructions.

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