Device Security Claims Test (DSCT)
Security Testing for IoT & Embedded Devices
- Prove Your Security Claims – Gain third-party validation that builds trust with clients, regulators, and partners.
- Expose Hidden Risks – Detect silent data leaks, unexpected external connections, and insecure protocols.
- Strengthen Your Product – Get actionable insights to harden your device before it hits the market.
What is a Device Security Claims Test?
A Device Security Claims Test is an independent assessment that verifies whether a device truly meets its advertised security claims. It involves simulating real-world actions—like data wipes or firmware updates—while monitoring network traffic, inspecting protocols, and analysing system behaviour. This process confirms whether sensitive data is exposed, transmitted, or properly protected, providing clear evidence to support or challenge a manufacturer’s security assertions.
How does ADISA test this?
We simulate real-world scenarios — like data wipes and firmware updates — to see how your device behaves under pressure.
Using tools and speciallist devices, we monitor and analyse all network traffic in a controlled environment.
We identify every protocol your device uses and fingerprint all external servers it contacts (e.g., AWS), revealing if and where data is being sent.
You’ll receive visual reports — backed by expert insights and clear, actionable recommendations to improve security.
Why Device Security Testing Matters
Device security testing is essential to ensure your product doesn’t become a silent risk. From IoT gadgets to embedded systems, devices often interact with networks in complex ways—sometimes sending data without your knowledge.
Testing uncovers hidden communication, verifies secure data handling, and protects both your users and your brand. It’s not just about compliance—it’s about trust, transparency, and staying ahead of potential breaches.
