With the introduction of the Machinery Regulation (MRE), the requirements for machinery manufacturers and operators are increasing significantly. In addition to traditional safety considerations, cybersecurity risks must now be systematically assessed and mitigated through appropriate technical, organizational, and physical measures. These requirements apply not only to new machinery but also to existing installations that are modified through retrofit projects.
In this webinar, you will learn how to achieve comprehensive compliance with the MRE and implement the new regulatory requirements in a practical and efficient way. We will demonstrate how cybersecurity aspects can be integrated into the risk assessment process, highlight key changes introduced by relevant standards, and explain which measures are required to protect machinery and industrial equipment.
Through practical examples, we will show how physical protection measures, secure network access, and modern safety solutions help meet the requirements of the Machinery Regulation efficiently. In addition, you will learn how to assess existing machinery and what considerations apply to substantial modifications and retrofit projects.
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- New requirements of the Machinery Regulation (MRE)
- Physical protection of control cabinets
- Securing network access
- Substantial modifications and retrofit projects with samos® PRO
- Efficiently meeting audit requirements
- Practical example: Risk assessment of a trade show machine
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This webinar is intended for machinery manufacturers, design engineers, machine developers, safety professionals, quality managers, and anyone responsible for Machinery Regulation compliance, functional safety, and industrial cybersecurity.
Webinar Series for Machinery Manufacturers
Navigating the Machinery Regulation and Cyber Resilience Act
This webinar series guides machinery manufacturers through the most important regulatory and technical requirements of the coming years. The series begins with sessions focused on the Machinery Regulation (MRE), which becomes mandatory from January 2027, and the associated requirements for the functional safety of machinery and industrial equipment. Subsequent webinars explore key aspects of industrial cybersecurity and the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), which are closely linked to the evolving requirements for modern machines and systems.
Our experts will demonstrate how to translate regulatory obligations into practical engineering solutions, integrate safety and cybersecurity requirements early in the development process, and prepare machinery for future challenges. From risk assessments and safety functions to secure software and communication architectures, as well as applicable standards and legal requirements, participants will gain valuable technical knowledge and actionable guidance for real-world implementation.
Benefit from expert insights into current developments, proven implementation approaches, and practical examples that support the development of safe, compliant, and future-ready machinery.
YOUR SPEAKER:
Marcus Scholle
Practical expertise you can rely on: Marcus Scholle has been working in functional safety for machinery and plant engineering for more than 10 years. His experience as a process manager for the design of complex machine assemblies has given him extensive expertise in integrating and programming safety controllers from a wide range of manufacturers, as well as in conformity assessment and retrofitting.
YOUR MODERATOR:
Franca Hopf
Franca Hopf is a Product Manager for Functional Safety and coordinates Wieland’s safety services and training worldwide. Her in-depth knowledge of CE declarations of conformity and the associated requirements makes her a trusted contact for companies looking to implement safety standards efficiently.
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