Navigating through cybersecurity concerns of remote machine access
summary
A remote-access stack described combines a client, an industrial gateway (hardware or software) and a central server that handles authentication, authorization, fleet management and fine‑grained roles; it ships preinstalled on machines and is in production use at Haas Meinke for 10 years, cutting travel and increasing uptime. Manufacturer comfort with remote access rises from ~32% to ~55–58% in three years. Third‑party IEC 62443 audits and CVE handling processes are in place and SDLA certification is targeted.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:20Life cycle
- 4:35Maintenance example
- 6:16Predictive maintenance example
- 7:29PMI report
- 8:28Safety and security
- 10:13IEC 62443
- 10:46Compliance audit
- 11:51ISO 9001
- 12:35CV Handling
- 13:16Summary
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