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Protect your machines from cyber threats. Effortlessly meet the new requirements of CRA and the EU Machinery Regulation (EU 2023/1230). With our 'Defense-in-Depth' concept and field-proven solutions, you secure your competitive advantage, reduce complexity, and minimize liability risks.

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Reduce complexity. Integrate security.

In a world where cyber threats are omnipresent for mechanical engineering and new regulations like the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and the EU Machinery Regulation (EU 2023/1230) set binding standards, companies face significant challenges. We offer you a clear path to reduce this complexity.

We show you how to seamlessly integrate cybersecurity into your products and processes, not only to ensure compliance but also to protect your valuable know-how and minimize liability risks. With our proven 'Defense-in-Depth' concept, based on the international standard IEC 62443, we support you in achieving a decisive competitive advantage.

Discover how, with our specialized services, from CRA Readiness Assessments to Security Training, you can elevate the security of your machines and systems to the next level and achieve long-term success. Siemens is your partner to successfully master the challenges of cybersecurity in mechanical engineering.

Discover the benefits

Make informed decisions

Recognize and reduce risks early, plan resources & costs efficiently, and strengthen your competitiveness. Make strategic decisions based on a robust cybersecurity strategy that future-proofs your company and increases its value.

Design projects efficiently and securely

Apply standards consistently, test functions early, and implement norms & guidelines securely – for fewer risks and changes in the project. Optimize your development processes, minimize rework, and adhere to budgets and schedules.

Master complexity and create space for innovation

Use operational, status, and diagnostic data for monitoring, predictive maintenance, or remote services, and impress users with data-driven offerings. This way, you create space for new, secure, and innovative digital services.

Your levers for more safety and cybersecurity

Cyber Resilience Act – what you need to know now

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) presents machinery manufacturing companies with new challenges regarding the cybersecurity of their products. This document highlights the core requirements of the CRA as well as offers concrete approaches and services that will help manufacturers ensure compliance, minimize risks, and sustainably ensure the security of their industrial automation products.

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Machinery regulation: what's new, what's changing

The new EU Machinery Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1230) will come into full force on 20 Jan 2027. To help you, we have put together a guide summarizing the key points. Learn what will change for manufacturers and operators, what the new documentation and operating instructions requirements are, and what impact the regulation has on technologies and further changes.

MTS Keyvisual Cybersecurity.

CRA readiness assessment – your machine, our expertise

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and the IEC 62443 Standard set new benchmarks for cybersecurity in mechanical engineering. This document introduces a CRA Readiness Assessment that will help you evaluate the current security status of your machines. The resulting report will offer clear recommendations and a strategic roadmap to improve cybersecurity and achieve full compliance with legal requirements.

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Ignoring cyber risks can kill the business.
Natalia Oropeza, Chief Cybersecurity Officer, Siemens