FAST by cetome ◼ Secure products, faster than ever

Step 1

Describe your product

A star marks the questions FAST needs.

What to do here. Answer the questions about your product: what it is, what it connects to, what it stores. Tick what is true, leave the rest. Then send: FAST does the analysis at once.

No product at hand? Start from an example

What is the product called?

IoT product description

Describe your product by answering the following questions.

Who will use the IoT product? *

Individual users wearable, smart home A limited group of users smart building, enterprise A large group of unrelated users smart city, train station

Where will this IoT product be installed? *

Wearable device Indoors Outdoors

Development process

Is development outsourced to a third party?
For example, a white-label device or an external development team.

Does the product use open-source libraries?
Select "Yes" if you do not know.

Who will install the product?

The user A trained person installer, technician, engineer

How long is the support period planned for? *

This usually runs until the product's end of life.

1 year 2 years 3 to 5 years More than 5 years

Ecosystem and data

Describe your product's ecosystem and data collection. Leave options unselected where they do not apply.

Applications and services

Is there a mobile application?

Is there a cloud service?

Is there a web interface?

The device has a web server
A web interface is generally used for administration.

The web interface is in the cloud

Does the product collect personal data?

Personal data is collected and stored in the device

Personal data is collected and stored in a mobile app or in the cloud

Does the product collect telematics or usage data?

Telematics or usage data is collected and stored in the device

Telematics or usage data is collected and sent to the manufacturer or a third party

Device usage and functions

Describe the functions of your product. Only select an answer when the function is present.

How powerful is the device? *

Not very powerful: it can only support a few functions For example, a sensor. Reasonably powerful: it may require code optimisation For example, a microcontroller or a light bulb. Powerful: it can support multiple functions, frameworks and libraries For example, a Raspberry Pi, a camera, a TV.

Sensors and actuators

The device contains sensors
For example, the device can measure the room temperature.

The device can perform actions on the physical world
For example, the device turns the heating on remotely.

Connectivity

Is the product permanently connected to a network?
A local network or the Internet.

Can the device act as a gateway to provide network access to other devices?
For example, the device is an IoT hub.

Can the user access the device from the Internet?
Via a mobile app or a web interface.

How is firmware updated?

Firmware is updated remotely, over the air
The device downloads and installs the update itself.

Firmware is updated locally
For example, via a mobile app or a USB port.

Are physical interfaces accessible to the user?

Physical interfaces are accessible outside the case
For example, a USB port or an Ethernet port.

Physical interfaces are accessible inside the case
For example, JTAG.

Changing an answer later recomputes the threats, the measures and the compliance at once. Your decisions and texts are kept.