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OT Security for Machine Builders

The EU Machinery Regulation & Cyber Resilience Act

Changing regulations in the EU aim to reduce the risk of a cybersecurity event affecting the safety of machines. 

 

 

The EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230

 

The EU Machinery Regulation will become legally binding on January 20, 2027. It applies to machinery and related products for sale in the EU. The regulation updates machinery safety standards in the EU, addressing cybersecurity and AI concerns.

 

 

 

The Cyber Resilience Act

 

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) aims to enhance the cybersecurity of products throughout their lifecycle by imposing obligations on manufacturers, importers, and distributors. It primarily applies to hardware, software and remote data processing solutions with digital elements for sale within the EU. 

 

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

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  • • Clear explanation of what is required and why it matters

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  • • Built specifically for machine builders and OEMs preparing for 2027 deadlines

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Download the free compliance eBook
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 COMPLIANCE NAVIGATOR 

 

How Secure Are Your Machines?

The new Cyber Resilience Act and Machinery Regulations will soon be enforced. Our quick 15-minute Cybersecurity Compliance Navigator will help you discover how ready your machines are and how to address any gaps.

 

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  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.

 

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Old systems, new threats. Keeping operational technology (OT) safe might be critically important—but it’s also increasingly difficult. Frequently custom-built, and typically in use for decades or more, OT also tends to be heavily reliant on legacy systems like Windows XP or 2000. “Standard” approaches to security simply don’t cut it.

 

Did you know that...

>50%
of the average industrial environment is still reliant on legacy systems like Windows XP?
44%
of industrial organisations are worried about system performance when implementing protections?
37%
believe that the cost of protection would be the same or higher than upgrading legacy OT assets?
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“With TXOne, we can provide OT-native cybersecurity that can handle the unique constraints of industrial environments” 

 


Teemu Kiviniemi

Solution Manager, OT Cybersecurity at Valmet

 

 

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