Cybersecurity, Quality & Compliance at Priva

Cybersecurity, quality & compliance at Priva

Understanding cybersecurity responsibilities for connected BMS

Introduction

As building management systems (BMS) become increasingly connected, cybersecurity is becoming a shared responsibility across the BMS supply chain. Building owners and operators, integrators and manufacturers all have a role to play in keeping systems secure and resilient. 

Priva’s new whitepaper Cybersecurity, Quality & Compliance at Priva provides a practical reference for understanding these responsibilities. It offers a clear overview of the standards and regulations that apply, alongside the measures needed to maintain secure systems throughout their lifecycle. 

 

What you will learn with this whitepaper: 

  • Who is responsible for what – how cybersecurity responsibilities are shared between Priva, our Partners and end-user customers, from product development through to implementation, configuration and ongoing system management. 
  • What the changing requirements mean – an overview of key frameworks and regulations, including NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), GDPR and IEC 62443, and how they relate to cybersecurity in connected systems. 
  • How security is built into Priva systems – including secure-by-design principles, risk assessment, IT/OT separation, controlled connectivity and the role of the Priva Edge Gateway. 
  • What Priva Partners need to consider – secure implementation, configuration, access, updates and incident reporting. 
  • How security is maintained over time – monitoring, incident response, business continuity and ongoing system management. 
Download whitepaper

Download Priva’s Cybersecurity whitepaper

Priva whitepaper cover on cybersecurity, quality and compliance, outlining a structured approach to secure systems and data
Contact

Want to discuss your BMS cybersecurity requirements? Speak to the Priva team

Cesar Salaverria

Sales Account Manager Horticulture

Cesar Salaverria