About the Webinar

New IoT security regulations are imminent, with businesses across the US, UK, and EU bracing for the impacts of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), Product Security Telecommunications Infrastructure, and Cyber Trust Mark. These are not just administrative changes; they represent a pivotal shift in how IoT devices will be developed, deployed, and managed. Ensuring security, privacy, and compliance is business-critical.

Join Memfault Co-Founders François Baldassari and Chris Coleman for an open discussion on the future of the IoT industry in light of new regulations being introduced. They’ll discuss:

  • Why Now?: They’ll share their insights into why these new regulations are being introduced and the driving forces behind them.
  • The Future of IoT: Explore how these regulations will shape the future of IoT, from innovation to market dynamics.
  • Impact on Companies: Understand the potential impacts on your organization, including operational changes, compliance requirements, and strategic adjustments.
  • Upcoming Challenges: Identify the challenges companies will face as they navigate this new regulatory environment and how to prepare for them.

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About Speakers

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CEO & Founder, Memfault

François Baldassari

François Baldassari is the Founder and CEO of Memfault. An embedded software engineer by trade, his powerful passion for tooling and automation in software engineering drove him to start Memfault. Previous to Memfault, he ran the firmware team at Oculus and built the operating system at Pebble. François has a BSc in Electrical Engineering from Brown.
Chris Coleman

CTO & Co-Founder, Memfault

Chris Coleman

Chris Coleman is CTO and Co-Founder of Memfault. Prior to founding Memfault, Chris was an embedded software engineer at Pebble and Fitbit where he led efforts across the firmware stack and developed a reputation for tracking down and fixing challenging firmware bugs. That coupled with his passion for using tooling to efficiently deliver high-quality hardware products drove him to start Memfault.