SEC.312 Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) for manufacturers of machinery and equipment

€ 940,00

In this seminar, held jointly by the experts from Limes Security and IBF Solutions, you will learn very practically what obligations the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) entails for manufacturers of machines, systems and electrical devices and how you can fulfill them efficiently and in a legally compliant manner. Our experts will provide you with all the relevant content in a compact format – from the regulatory CE requirements to the technical IT security measures.

Among other things, you will learn which products fall under the CRA, how to carry out a security risk analysis, integrate “security by design” into your development processes, establish effective vulnerability management and which documentation obligations you must observe. In this way, you are optimally prepared to implement the new legal requirements in practice in a targeted manner and bring the cybersecurity of your products up to the required state of the art.

A volume discount is available for this training course for 3 or more participants from one company!

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Description

Duration

1 day

Costs/participants

€ 940,- plus VAT

Minimum number of participants

10 people

Prerequisite

No prior knowledge necessary

What you can expect from
SEC.312 Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) for manufacturers of machinery and equipment

Cyber Resilience Act & CE marking

Find out which products are affected, how conformity assessment works and which exemptions apply. We clarify key terms such as placing on the market and putting into service, highlight transition periods and explain how CE marking and other EU directives (RED, Machinery Directive) interact. Special cases such as customized machines or self-construction are also covered.

Security risk analysis & secure development

From threat analyses and IEC 62443 to secure coding: learn how to identify and assess risks and minimize them with organizational and technical measures. Practical exercises and examples show you how to implement security requirements in software development and machine control – including secure architecture, tests and development processes.

Obligations, vulnerability management & documentation

Understand the requirements for vulnerability management, software parts lists (SBOM) and security updates. We show you how to implement technical requirements from Annex I, design secure remote maintenance and fulfill formal obligations such as declaration of conformity and technical documentation. The focus is on practical implementation and clear role allocation within the company.

**More than just training: your journey to secure product development starts here.**

Find out how Limes Security can support you not only with training, but also with customized consulting, workshops and standards-compliant support for the secure development of your products.

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“An excellent training with extremely competent trainers who provide valuable insights, clear practical examples and immediately applicable knowledge about the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Highly recommended! ”
Manuel IflandSiemens Energy

Get to know our
trainers

Peter Panholzer

is veteran of the first hour for industrial security and secure software development. He is a certified ISO 27001 auditor, member of the OVE working group on IEC 62443, hacker and for over ten years trainer for secure coding. He loves to give the participants tricky tasks and to assist them with the right security tips.

Florian Gerstmayer

worked for several years as a project manager and embedded software developer, where he designed and implemented secure products. Thus, he knows from personal experience which topics need to be addressed in the management of systems, as well as implemented as a developer in a holistic concept, and is happy to pass this on to others.