• Cybersecurity for Machinery – Why It Matters and Regulatory Requirements (Machinery Regulation and Cyber Resilience Act)
• Overview of EN 50742 and its key concepts
• Risk-Based Approach to Safety & Security
• Two Implementation Paths of EN 50742
  • Approach A: Standalone methodology
  • Approach B: Integration with IEC 62443
• Leveraging IEC 62443
  • Mapping EN 50742 to IEC 62443-3-3 / 4-1 / 4-2
  • Secure development lifecycle integration
  • Efficient reuse of existing cybersecurity processes
• Relation to the EU Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230
  • Essential requirements for cybersecurity
  • How EN 50742 supports presumption of conformity
  • Practical compliance strategy
• Q&A and Wrap-Up

Machinery is becoming connected more and more – and therefore exposed to cyber threats. EN 50742 provides a structured, risk-based approach aiming to ensure that cybersecurity vulnerabilities do not compromise safety.

At the same time, it serves as a bridge between safety standards, IEC 62443, and the EU Machinery Regulation, enabling manufacturers to demonstrate compliance efficiently and future-proof their products.

Who should attend?

This training is designed for professionals involved in the development, testing, and assessment of machinery. It is particularly valuable for:

• System and safety engineers working on machinery design
• Cybersecurity specialists in industrial environments
• Compliance and certification managers
• Machine manufacturers, integrators, and product owners
• Project managers responsible for regulatory compliance

For more details about the course topics, download the brochure on the top of the page