As industrial operations become increasingly connected, cybersecurity is more important than ever. Products that were once isolated are now often integrated into wider digital networks, creating new opportunities but also new security risks. 

The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) has been introduced to help strengthen cybersecurity across connected products and ensure a consistent approach to managing cyber risks throughout a product's lifecycle.

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) introduces new requirements for manufacturers of connected products, strengthening cybersecurity expectations across the European market. While meeting these requirements presents new challenges, it also provides an opportunity to further reinforce the security, reliability and resilience that our customers expect from Rotork products and solutions.

At Rotork, cybersecurity is an integral part of how we design, develop and support our products. We are taking a proactive approach to understanding and implementing the requirements of the CRA across our business, ensuring that compliance is embedded throughout the product lifecycle.

This includes reviewing and strengthening our cybersecurity processes, risk management practices and product development frameworks where required. We are incorporating relevant regulatory requirements into our engineering, testing and support activities to ensure our products continue to meet evolving security expectations.

We are actively assessing the impact of the CRA across our product portfolio and operations, using a structured approach to identify any necessary changes and support compliance. As requirements develop, we will continue to keep customers informed of relevant updates and provide guidance where needed.

Our focus remains on delivering secure, reliable and resilient solutions that help our customers operate safely and confidently in an increasingly connected world.