A Swiss Perspective: From the ISG and ICT Minimum Standards to the PrSG/MaschV, the EU Machinery Directive, NIS2, and the Cyber Resilience Act. Swiss and European regulations are fundamentally changing cybersecurity obligations in the mechanical and plant engineering sectors. This white paper provides a Swiss perspective on which national and EU regulations apply, what deadlines are in effect, and how you can efficiently meet all requirements using an integrated approach.

Regulatory Cybersecurity in Mechanical and Plant Engineering

A Swiss Perspective: From the ISG and ICT Minimum Standards to the PrSG/MaschV, the EU Machinery Directive, NIS2, and the Cyber Resilience Act. Swiss and European regulations are fundamentally changing cybersecurity obligations in the mechanical and plant engineering sectors. This white paper provides a Swiss perspective on which national and EU regulations apply, what deadlines are in effect, and how you can efficiently meet all requirements using an integrated approach.

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Stefan Hungerbühler

CEO of SecureComply GmbH

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Stefan Hungerbühler

CEO of SecureComply GmbH

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