BT Redcare has announced three new certifications for its Next Generation portfolio:
- European Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) for its Essential IP product
- BSI Kitemark certifications for its IoT devices and for its Secure Digital Applications for the Redcare app and portal
- Secured Connected Device (SCD) accreditation for its Monitored Alarm Signalling
Nick Whiting, Head of BT Redcare, part of its Enterprise business, said: “It’s vital that the industry takes all the steps necessary to protect people, premises, and possessions, and the three certifications give installers the confidence to reassure customers that solutions will perform in emergencies. BT Redcare means business and we are taking installers into the fast lane by providing a Next Generation portfolio that has the highest third-party certification, boosting their reputation and their bottom line.”
Michelle Kradolfer, Secured by Design Internet of Things (IoT) Technical Officer, said: “I am absolutely delighted that BT Redcare has achieved the Secure Connected Device accreditation for its Monitored Alarm Signalling Systems, the first of its kind to achieve this accreditation.
“With the rise in IoT and smart devices being sold in the UK market, it is essential for companies to play their part in ensuring IoT products are built securely to protect their consumers. BT Redcare has demonstrated that its products have undergone and achieved the appropriate IoT standards and certifications.”
Paul Dillon, Head of the Security team at BRE added: “BRE is delighted to have tested and certified the Essential IP supervised premises transceiver, adding to BT’s portfolio of LPCB certified Next Generation range of signalling devices.”
Carlos Perez, Global Digital and Connected Product Certification Director at BSI, said: “Achieving the BSI Internet of Things Kitemark is the ultimate mark of quality, safety and trust for connected devices, apps and portals and provides reassurance that BT Redcare products are safe, secure, and reliable to reach the global markets.”
