CYBERSECURITY

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Are Companies Ignoring Takedown Requests?

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01 April 2026 3h44

are they vibing the takedown requests too?

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IEC 62443 Evolution and SBOM Requirements in EU Industrial Sector

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01 April 2026 1h42

IEC 62443 is not a new kid on the block. It started as an ISA standard in 2007 and evolved into the broader IEC 62443 series from 2013 onward as a standard. However, for some companies the real shift came for EU in 2025–2026, when some industrial buyers began treating SBOM

Procurement Transforms into Cybersecurity for IIoT Clients

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01 April 2026 0h40

Procurement just became cybersecurity. How are your clients approaching this? @IIoT_World @CRudinschi @agentic_factory @antgrasso @Ronald_vanLoon @gp_pulipaka

IEC 62443 Certification Extends Secure Technology Lifespan

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01 April 2026 0h17

Organizations procuring IEC 62443 certified assets get security embedded and certified, extending the compliant lifespan of their technology.

Mandatory Supply Chain Transparency for Software Component Tracking

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01 April 2026 0h06

Supply chain transparency is now mandatory. Every software component in your device needs to be catalogued and tracked for vulnerabilities.

Asset Owners Enforce Security Requirements in IIoT RFQ Processes

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01 April 2026 0h00

Asset owners are making security a strict condition during RFQ processes.
Manufacturers must provide full SBOM visibility, vulnerability disclosure policies, and patch management responsibilities upfront. #adlib_iiot #cybus_iiot #Infinite_iiot #opswat_ics pic.twitter.com/kKM4UAvTjD
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 31 mars 2026

Asset owners are making security a strict condition during RFQ processes. Manufacturers must provide full SBOM visibility, vulnerability disclosure policies, and patch management responsibilities upfront. #adlib_iiot #cybus_iiot #Infinite_iiot #opswat_ics