Cyber Security

Learn how INTRAVIS helps manufacturers protect connected production systems, meet evolving cyber security requirements, and simplify compliance with internationally recognized standards.

Protecting Your Production Data. Supporting Your Compliance.

As manufacturing becomes more connected, data security is no longer just an IT concern – it is a key requirement for reliable production, regulatory compliance, business continuity, and successful supplier qualification processes. Inspection systems today are integrated into production lines, communicate with higher-level IT systems, exchange production data, and often enable secure remote support. As a result, cyber security and information security have become essential selection criteria when selecting an inspection technology partner.

At INTRAVIS, we develop inspection systems and software with security in mind. Our approach combines internationally recognized information security standards, secure software development practices, and regulatory compliance to help customers reduce security risks, simplify audits, and integrate inspection technology into modern production environments with confidence.

Data Security in Modern Manufacturing

Information security and cyber security are becoming increasingly important in industrial production. At INTRAVIS, our approach is built around three key pillars that help customers operate connected inspection systems securely while meeting today's and tomorrow's compliance requirements.

ISO 27001

Our independently audited Information Security Management System (ISMS) helps customers benefit from structured information security processes, secure collaboration, and simplified supplier qualification as well as IT security audits.

EU Cyber Resilience Act

We continuously develop our software and cyber security processes to support evolving requirements for secure connected products throughout their lifecycle and to help customers prepare for future cyber security expectations in industrial environments.

EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230

By considering cyber security alongside machine safety, we help customers integrate inspection systems into compliant production environments and support their machine acceptance, validation, and compliance processes.

ISO 27001 certified

INTRAVIS is ISO 27001 certified, demonstrating that our Information Security Management System (ISMS) has been independently audited against the world's leading standard for information security.

For our customers, this means:

independently verified information security processes
clearly defined responsibilities and documented procedures
secure handling of customer information throughout projects and support
simplified supplier qualification and IT security audits
greater confidence when integrating inspection systems into corporate networks.

Our certification provides objective proof that information security is managed systematically across product development, service, and internal processes, supporting customers meet increasing security and compliance expectations.

EU Cyber Resilience Act

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) introduces mandatory cyber security requirements for products with digital elements throughout their lifecycle. For manufacturers, this means cyber security is becoming an essential part for their connected production equipment — including inspection systems.

INTRAVIS continuously develops its system architecture to support secure operation, including topics such as:

secure software development
vulnerability management
software maintenance and updates
secure remote service concepts
risk-based cyber security processes.

By proactively addressing these requirements, we help customers prepare for evolving cyber security expectations and future regulatory requirements while supporting the long-term secure operation of connected inspection systems.

EU Machinery Regulation

The new EU Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 replaces the previous Machinery Directive and places greater emphasis on cyber security where digital connectivity can affect machine safety.

As inspection systems become increasingly connected within production environments, cyber security and functional safety are becoming more closely linked. Data exchange, software maintenance, and remote connectivity must therefore be considered alongside traditional machine safety requirements.

INTRAVIS supports customers by developing systems that take these requirements into account during design and implementation. This facilitates integration into production lines while supporting customers' own compliance processes during machine acceptance and validation.

Need Support with Security and Compliance?

Whether you're planning a new inspection project, preparing for an IT security audit, or evaluating cyber security requirements for your production environment, our experts are here to help.

Discuss your security and compliance requirements with our specialists and learn how secure inspection technology can support your production environment.

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