From standards to secure operations
Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility. As your industrial automation partner, we work closely with machine builders, end-users, technology providers, and industry organizations to help create secure and resilient operations. Through responsible security practices, active involvement in international standardization, and collaboration across our ecosystem, we help customers address evolving cybersecurity requirements and strengthen trust throughout the machine lifecycle.
Get ready for CRA
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) impacts machine builders and manufacturers likewise. Our practical step-by-step guide helps you understand the requirements and start preparing your machines or lines for compliance. Learn the key actions to improve cybersecurity, reduce risk, and stay ahead of the upcoming regulation. Start your CRA journey today and contact our cyber security team.
Product info
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- Security Guidelines for various factory automation products of OMRON
- Vulnerability Advisories: Since 2022 OMRON publishes official notices that inform users about known security vulnerabilities in our products, software, firmware, or systems, along with recommended actions to reduce the risk.
OMRON Policy
OMRON will strive to supply secure products and services for customers’ safety and security. For this purpose, OMRON group will conduct product security activities to implement security measures against cyberattacks.
EU Cyber Resilience Act - How to prepare for the CRA
As OEMs navigate Europe's evolving cybersecurity requirements, a practical question arises: how should engineering teams and internal processes support compliance?
OMRON's white paper, "EU Cyber Resilience Act: How to Prepare for the CRA," provides a practical starting point for machine builders preparing for the Cyber Resilience Act. The document guides readers through the following four key phases, helping organizations understand the requirements, assess their readiness, and take the necessary steps toward compliance.
- The Scope phase determines what products and related components and libraries should be included within the risk assessment.
- The Secure Development Fundamentals establish the foundational activities to ensure that the processes and skills are available to achieve the needs of resolving the security risks.
- Risk assessment and resolution phase ensures the activity of the risk assessment and follow up development work is managed in a secure and structured way.
- Finally, the Compliance and ongoing support ensures that the CE marking needs are met and the requirements for the support period are planned.
Download this practical guide to prepare your machines for the requirements of the upcoming Cyber Resilience Act.