Thailand Releases IoT Trustworthiness Standard
Thailand has officially introduced the TIS 30149-2567 IoT trustworthiness standard, a major step toward ensuring secure and resilient Internet of Things (IoT) systems. This new national standard sets a framework for evaluating trust, safety, and reliability across connected technologies, reflecting Thailand’s commitment to cybersecurity and interoperability.
A Step Forward in IoT Trustworthiness
The newly published TIS 30149-2567 is aligned with ISO/IEC 30149:2021 and complements ISO/IEC 30141, which defines IoT reference architecture. This alignment ensures international compatibility and supports Thailand’s vision of a digitally secure ecosystem.
The standard outlines five key pillars of IoT trustworthiness:
- Security: Protects assets and data from cyber threats.
- Privacy: Safeguards personal and sensitive information.
- Reliability: Maintains consistent system behavior.
- Resilience: Withstands operational disruptions.
- Safety: Prevents harm to people, property, or the environment.
Applicability Across Sectors
TIS 30149-2567 is intended for:
- Designers, developers, and operators of IoT systems, platforms, and devices.
- Organizations deploying smart infrastructure in sectors like logistics, healthcare, smart cities, and manufacturing.
- Regulators and auditors referencing it for risk and compliance assessments.
This guiding document supports risk-based evaluations and interoperability but is not a product specification. Instead, it establishes principles to inform trustworthy design and operations in IoT environments.
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Impact Assessment
Technical Standards? ✅ Yes
Type Approval & Market Access? ❌ No
Imports, Customs, Trade, or Market Surveillance? ❌ No
Spectrum Management? ❌ No
