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Experts Warn: Outdated Software on Devices Increases Cyber Risk - All companies subject to the new NIS2 regulation must update their device software to the latest version - Applies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 ...
