Machinery Regulation & CRA Compliance Guide for Machine Builders

Cybersecurity compliance for machinery: what’s required and why

The EU Machinery Regulation and Cyber Resilience Act place cybersecurity at the core of machine safety. This ebook breaks down the key compliance requirements and explains what machine builders must do to meet them — from malware prevention to secure remote access and USB control.

• 6 compliance use cases mapped to specific regulatory requirements
• Clear explanation of what is required and why it matters
• Built specifically for machine builders and OEMs preparing for 2027 deadlines

EXCLUSIVE WEBINAR

Machinery Regulation & CRA: Practical OT Cybersecurity for Manufacturing

In this webinar, experts from TXOne Networks and the VDMA – Mechanical Engineering Industry Association will shed light on the regulatory requirements and demonstrate how companies can implement them effectively. Using best practices and concrete solution approaches, the speakers will illustrate how OT security solutions ensure the safe operation of machinery, maintain compliance, and protect productivity at the same time.

Legacy Windows in OT: A Growing Compliance and Cybersecurity Challenge

As the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and the new Machinery Regulation raise cybersecurity expectations across Europe's industrial sector, many organisations face a difficult reality: critical operations still rely on legacy Windows systems that cannot easily be upgraded or replaced.

Our latest European research reveals that these systems continue to present significant security and operational risks, making legacy protection an increasingly important part of broader cybersecurity and compliance strategies.