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Please allow JavaScript This page requires JavaScript in order to be fully functional and displayed correctly. How to enable JavaScript. Production facilities are increasingly the target of cyberattacks. Industrial companies are therefore required to identify and close potential vulnerabilities in their systems.
To address the need to identify cybersecurity vulnerabilities on the shop floor as quickly as possible, Siemens has launched a new cybersecurity software-as-a-service, that will be showcased for the first time at Hannover Messe The software can automatically assign known cybersecurity vulnerabilities to the production assets of industrial companies. The software then recommends and prioritizes mitigation measures. Today, industrial operators are tasked with continuously safeguarding their production assets on the shop floor.
They need to analyze vendor security advisories, manually match them to the asset inventory of their factory and prioritize mitigation measures. Because this process is time-consuming and error-prone using the existing tools, factories are running the risk of missing critical vulnerabilities in their assets or producing false-positives. This can lead to incorrectly configured plant components and inadequately allocated resources.
