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Simeon.Mussler@bosch.comOrientation to BSI Grundschutz supports your security on all dimensions
“A neutral view from the outside often helps to determine the status quo, prioritize and define security roadmaps and internal budget discussions. Of course, security audits are also often necessary for proof to customers or authorities, or as a basis for certification.
In addition to the classic ISMS frameworks such as the ISO 270xy series, the BSI IT Grundschutz or the NIST CSF, companies in plant engineering and automation technology are also increasingly making use of consulting services to prepare for product security certification in accordance with IEC 62443.
A certification is never a guarantee against attacks – but at least it normally requires systematic security management and continuous targeted improvement, regardless of the level.”