Vorbereitungen für die EU Machinery Regulation: Cybersecurity Essentials

Die EU Machinery Regulation führt Cybersecurity als gesetzliche Sicherheitsanforderung für Maschinen ein, die auf den europäischen Markt gebracht werden. Mit dem Näherrücken der Anwendung der Verordnung stehen Hersteller und andere Wirtschaftsakteure unter zunehmendem Druck zu verstehen, wie sich Cybersecurity auf die Konstruktion, Konformitätsbewertung und CE-Kennzeichnung von Maschinen auswirkt. Dieses Webinar erläutert, wie die Cybersecurity-Anforderungen der EU Machinery Regulation in der Praxis ausgelegt und angewendet werden können.

Wenn Sie Maschinenhersteller, Systemintegrator, Maschinenbauer, Importeur, Händler oder mit Konformitätsbewertung und Zertifizierung befasst sind, ist diese Experten-Sitzung für Sie gedacht.

Dieses Live-Webinar wird in mehreren Sprachen angeboten. Jede Sitzung dauert ca. 45 Minuten (MESZ).

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🇩🇪 Deutsch : 15. Januar, 10:00

🇫🇷 Französisch : 20. Januar, 11:00

🇪🇸 Spanisch : 20. Januar, 15:30

🇩🇰 Italienisch : 21. Januar, 11:00

🌎Englisch : 22. Januar, 11:00

The Scenario

A nation state sponsored cyber criminal gang were able to embed an insider into one of the offshore wind’s Original Equipment Manufactures (OEMS). They were also able to compromise a key third-party network service provider. Access to these two organisations allowed them to manipulate offshore wind assets and cause major disruption to operations.

What was it like?

From the perspective of participants, the exercise felt realistic, demanding, and closely aligned with the pressures of a real cyber crisis. The scenario design, pacing, and flow of injects were intentionally challenging, mirroring the complexity and uncertainty that organizations would face during a large-scale disruption to offshore wind operations.

“Regarding the setup of the exercise, I want to give my compliments. Well prepared and well executed. It was all working very well, although the injects came sometimes all at once, which was difficult to handle. But that’s inevitable in a crisis.”

“I was actually very impressed by the well-thought-out design of the exercise; there’s not much room for improvement from my end.”

What next?

Lessons learned will be written up and distributed amongst participants with actions taken to improve resilience. Further work remains ongoing to understand key threats in the sector and improve resilience.

Interested in knowing more? Get in touch.

What was it like?

From the perspective of participants, the exercise felt realistic, demanding, and closely aligned with the pressures of a real cyber crisis. The scenario design, pacing, and flow of injects were intentionally challenging, mirroring the complexity and uncertainty that organizations would face during a large-scale disruption to offshore wind operations. 

Participants highlighted the strong design and realistic pressure of the exercise.

“Regarding the setup of the exercise, I want to give my compliments. Well prepared and well executed. It was all working very well, although the injects came sometimes all at once, which was difficult to handle. But that’s inevitable in a crisis.”

“I was actually very impressed by the well-thought-out design of the exercise; there’s not much room for improvement from my end.”

What next?

Lessons learned will be written up and distributed amongst participants with actions taken to improve resilience. Further work remains ongoing to understand key threats in the sector and improve resilience.

Interested in knowing more? Get in touch.