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CRA: When Security and Machine Go Separate WaysThe CRA does not require zero CVEs. The benchmark is exploitability. Understanding this, and separating security from function, makes CRA compliance economically viable for machine builders.
CRA Update for Machine Manufacturers: What’s Due NowThe first CRA deadlines are no longer abstract – they are now. Why machine manufacturers face a different calculation, and which three drivers for action matter most.
NIS 2 Directive – Update: The reality check – What you need to do from April 2026Companies that take a structured approach will gain an edge over the many still hesitating.
IEC 62443 – Systematic industrial cybersecurityTRIOVEGA is certified according to IEC 62443. How the norm makes industrial software components more secure, and helps customers with compliance.
Cyber resilience in real-world manufacturing: Protecting legacy environmentsHow can legacy systems be made cyber-resilient? TRIOVEGA presents practical strategies for continued safe and compliant OT operation.
AI-supported cyberattacks – new threats to production systems?AI increases the severity of cyberattacks, particularly against legacy production systems. TRIOVEGA on the risks and possible strategies for more resilient OT security.
Secure software development in manufacturing – A project report from a development managerCybersecurity is no longer a buzzword. It is an essential requirement. In the coming years, regulations such as the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and NIS-2 Directive will make security for networked products mandatory, including verification across the entire life cycle.
Legacy by Design: Outdated operating systems on innovative shop floorsLegacy by Design: Outdated operating systems on innovative shop floors
The interface of modern production processes with outdated control architecture creates serious vulnerabilities that have a massive impact on safety and efficiency.
We will tell you which solutions can still combine connectivity and security.
Cyber Resilience Act – new challenges in the development of connected productsWhile the NIS-2 regulations are concerned with cybersecurity in Europe at an organizational and procedural level, the recently enacted Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) focuses on the end products.
CIA triad in the manufacturing practice: Balancing IT and OT securityAs IT experts know, in information technology, CIA refers not to the American intelligence agency, but to the three pillars of the CIA triad – Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability. The importance of these principles is becoming more apparent in the OT sector.
