Danfoss helps off-highway vehicles meet CRA and Machinery Directive

Danfoss Power Solutions ensures off-highway products comply with the Cyber Resiliency Act and Machinery Directive via secure development and robust electronic/hydraulic control systems.  www.danfoss.com The Cyber Resiliency Act (CRA) is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape across Europe, demanding increased protection measures against cyber threats. As the CRA is integrated into national laws, the emphasis is on fortifying the cyber defenses of essential sectors, including off-highway vehicle operations. This act mandates comprehensive cybersecurity strategies to ensure resilience against external attacks, placing responsibility on businesses to implement effective control measures. In parallel, the Machinery Regulation for off-highway vehicles outlines specific safety and performance standards, integrating cybersecurity as a critical component. This regulation ensures that machinery used in sectors such as construction, agriculture, and mining meets rigorous safety and security requirements, safeguarding both operational integrity and worker safety. Danfoss Power Solutions products are designed with these directives in mind. We incorporate the essential cybersecurity requirements set out by the CRA, Radio Equipment Directive (RED), and Machinery Regulation to enhance the resilience of off-highway vehicles: Implementing secure product development lifecycle processes Adhering to technical requirements for robust control systems Ensuring component security per IEC 62443, while complying with RED and CRA regulations. By prioritizing cybersecurity in our product design and development, certified by TÜV Süd, Danfoss Power Solutions ensures that our hydraulic and electronic solutions remain reliable, secure, and easy to integrate into your off-highway vehicle applications, supporting compliance with both the CRA and the Machinery Regulation. Visit the cybersecurity page for more information. www.danfoss.com Powered by Induportals Media Publishing