The development process for Automation Runtime, the real-time operating system provided by automation specialist B&R, has been certified. 

Cybersecurity

The successful audit by TÜV Rheinland confirms the standard-compliant implementation of the processes for secure product development of industrial automation technology according to IEC 62443-4-1. 

B&R takes cyber security into account in all phases of the software product lifecycle – from specification to design, development, testing, and maintenance.

Modern vulnerability management

Orientation to the industry standard makes it easier for B&R customers to conduct time-consuming in-house analyses

Robert Fuchs, Cyber Security Officer at B&R, explains, "B&R takes its responsibility for OT security in the supply chain seriously. IEC 62443-4-1 certification underscores the company's ability to implement modern vulnerability management, perform comprehensive security testing, and assist in identifying and addressing security risks."

Orientation to the industry standard makes it easier for B&R customers to conduct time-consuming in-house analyses and supplier audits related to the cyber security of OT systems.

Key milestone

Florian Schneeberger, Chief Technology Officer at B&R, said, "Management sees this certification as a key milestone in the strategy to further anchor cyber security in our product portfolio."

Florian Schneeberger adds, "We will successively expand our activities in this area because the development of robust products is becoming increasingly important for the commercial success of our customers."

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