IO-Link
First Security Guideline available
The IO-Link community has published a new Security Deployment Guideline. This is intended to help users evaluate and implement security measures for the use of IO-Link technology.
The main objective of the IO-Link Secure Deployment Guideline is to provide end users with the necessary knowledge and tools to effectively assess and implement security measures for the use of IO-Link technology. The guideline provides detailed instructions and best practices for the use of secure IO-Link systems. By following this guide, users can ensure that their IO-Link systems are secure and resilient to potential threats. The Secure Deployment Guideline is available for free download in the download area of the IO-Link website (www.io-link.com/downloads).
In addition to the guideline for the use of IO-Link, a further guideline for the secure design and secure development of IO-Link products is currently being developed. The IO-Link Secure Design and Development Guideline is aimed at technology and device manufacturers involved in the design and development of IO-Link products. It provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and integrating security measures into IO-Link products. This guide will serve as a reference to ensure that safety is a fundamental aspect of product development. Editorial work on the development guideline is nearing completion.
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