Expert Warns: Smart Connected Devices Must Comply With The EU’s New Cyber Resilience Act - "In future, smart-connected devices must comply with the new EU Cyber Resilience Act. Otherwise, it will be illegal to sell them in the European Union. Manufacturers face fines of up to 15 million euros or 2.5 per cent of their annual global turnover," reminds Jan Wendenburg, ...
20 Percent of Companies Fail to Conduct Cybersecurity Audits Building Cybersecurity Awareness: Empowering Workforces to Tackle Cyberattacks and Threats Duesseldorf, December 11 2024 – 40 percent of industrial companies in Germany provide regular cybersecurity education and training for their employees, while 27 percent include cybersecurity rules and procedures in their employee handbooks and company policies. “That ...
Experts Warn of Cybersecurity Risks in Open-Source Software Manufacturers of connected devices, machines, and systems that use open-source software face an exceptionally high risk. Duesseldorf, 21 November 2024 – Manufacturers of connected devices, machines, and systems must be particularly vigilant when using open-source software in their products under the new EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Although open-source ...
Report Reveals: Industry Exposes Itself to Cybersecurity Risks - The digitalisation of manufacturing and logistics introduces unknown software vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit. - ONEKEY’s “OT+IoT Cybersecurity Report” reveals: Smart factories are often insufficiently protected. Duesseldorf, November 7 2024 – German industry is increasingly exposing itself to security vulnerabilities due to the ongoing ...
Cyber Resilience Act Passed – A Paradigm Shift in Product Cybersecurity Jan Wendenburg: “The Cyber Resilience Act was passed by the EU Council on October 10th, making cybersecurity mandatory for all manufacturers. Connected devices must be designed to remain protected against cyberattacks with up-to-date software throughout their entire lifecycle.” Duesseldorf, ...
Study: Software Bills Of Materials Not Yet an Industry Standard - Industry survey: A Software Bill Of Materials is the exception, not the rule. - OT+IoT Cyber Security Report by ONEKEY: Industrial control systems are often not adequately protected against hacker attacks. - Cybersecurity is still a low priority for many manufacturers of equipment, machinery and systems. Duesseldorf, 9 October 2024 – A Software Bill Of ...
Experts Warn: Outdated Software on Devices Increases Cyber Risk - All companies subject to the new NIS2 regulation must update their device software to the latest version - Applies to all devices, machines and systems in offices, laboratories, production and logistics Duesseldorf, 26 September 2024 – "The government's draft NIS2 has been approved and is awaiting announcement. Once NIS2 comes into effect, not only will ...
Current Study Reveals Serious Shortcomings in Industrial Cyber Security - Nearly half of the respondents perceive the current protective measures against cyberattacks in the industry as inadequate - Nearly a third of the respondents lack awareness of the relevant standards and regulations Duesseldorf, September 19, 2024 – The results of a recent survey of IT ...
Violations of the Cyber Resilience Act could cost Companies the CE Mark The CRA is about to come into force – manufacturers, importers and retailers should be creating and automating processes now Duesseldorf, May 7th, 2024 – In March 2024, the European Parliament adopted the Cyber Resilience Act. The final version will be published in the coming weeks, signaling ...
EU Common Criteria for IT Security Vulnerabilities: Halving the Effort for Impact Assessment through Automation - First EU-wide certification scheme for products and systems with digital elements - ENISA Executive Director: EUCC is part of the "puzzle of the EU cybersecurity certification framework" - Automation is ...
