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UL 2900-1
UL 2900-1 defining general cybersecurity requirements for network-connectable products.
UL 2900-1:2017 is the general part of the UL 2900 series of cybersecurity standards published by UL (now UL Solutions). It sets out general cybersecurity requirements for network-connectable products, defining methods for testing software weaknesses, assessing known vulnerabilities and evaluating the presence of security controls and risk management measures.
The standard combines structured testing (including software weakness analysis, known vulnerability scanning and fuzz or malformed input testing) with requirements for security controls and documentation. It serves as the foundation for product specific parts of the series, such as those addressing medical devices and industrial control systems, and underpins UL's Cybersecurity Assurance Program.
Analyse product software for known weakness patterns and design flaws that could be exploited.
Identify and evaluate known vulnerabilities in the product and its components.
Apply malformed input and fuzz testing to evaluate robustness of network-connectable products.
Verify the presence and effectiveness of required security controls and documented risk management.
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