Data-based solutions, cloud platforms, and IoT infrastructures are key to smart buildings. As building tech digitizes, cybersecurity becomes crucial. We offer diverse protection for your building technology, covering both OT and IT.
Many building operators underestimate the risk of a cyberattack on their building technology.
This is not just a matter of sensitive data being stolen. It is more about the loss of availability and the threat of manipulation of building technology systems, which can lead to significant economic damage or damage to reputation.
With the right security measures, it is possible to effectively protect vulnerable building technology.
Where are potential cyber risks?
Cybersecurity Gap Assessment checks your systems' security status. By analyzing systems & processes, we create transparency on existing security gaps. You'll receive a report with concrete, practical recommendations for action.
How can I quickly identify weak points?
Many building operators lack a full overview of their technical systems and firmware. Our Asset & Vulnerability Report provides transparency on assets, detects vulnerabilities, offers a personalized dashboard with recommendations.
Are my systems are always up to date?
Our basic IT services ensure your IT/OT infrastructure meets target status and regulatory needs through regular updates. This minimizes attack vectors, secures data and configurations, and boosts operational security.
Due to increasing cyberattacks, the EU has tightened two existing directives for the protection of critical infrastructure, obligating operators of critical infrastructure (KRITIS) to implement appropriate security measures for better protection of their digital systems.
In parallel with the "Resilience of Critical Facilities Act (RKEG)," which focuses on the physical security of critical infrastructure facilities and their supply chains and thus implements the EU CER Directive, the "Network and Information Systems Security Act 2024 (NISG 2024)" will implement the updated EU NIS 2 Directive for cybersecurity in Austria. The NIS 2 Directive is the most comprehensive European cybersecurity directive to date, affecting building technology and now extending to new critical infrastructure sectors, such as the food industry.
As one of the few providers, we offer solutions for both physical and cybersecurity that will help you meet the requirements of the NIS 2 Directive and the RKEG Directive.
It's not a question of when you'll be attacked, but when an attack will succeed. At Siemens, we have the corresponding know-how and potential to advise our customers individually and support them in the implementation.
