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The post announces that the company’s VLT variable-frequency drives are now IEC 62443 Security Level 1 (SL1) certified, bolstering baseline cybersecurity for industrial and critical-infrastructure applications by aligning the drives with recognized OT security standards.
How important is IEC 62443 certification in your selection of VFDs and other OT components, and do you see a need to move beyond SL1 (e.g., to SL2/SL3) for higher-risk assets?
Focus on industrial cybersecurity with IEC 62443-certified VFD drives
This company's VLT® drives are now compliant with Security Level 1 (SL1) standards, reinforcing cybersecurity support in critical infrastructure applications.
The post Focus on industrial cybersecurity with IEC 62443-certified VFD drives appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
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