TÜV SÜD recommends that organizations identify processes falling under the scope of the GDPR, and that they conduct initial checks by aligning existing processes with the new requirements. As the EU GDPR has already come into effect, it is high time to complete the implementation of compliant processes and systems.

A leading expert on regulatory frameworks and process optimization, TÜV SÜD supports businesses in the process of becoming GDPR compliant.

Cybersecurity for safety components is becoming increasingly critical as industries evolve with greater connectivity and automation. In today’s world, the risk of cyber-attacks has intensified. The convergence of information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) creates new vulnerabilities and makes safety components more susceptible to cyber threats. From automotive systems to industrial automation, ensuring cybersecurity is essential for protecting both the functionality and safety of these systems.

Standards such as ISO/SAE 21434 for automotive cybersecurity and IEC 62443 for industrial automation have emerged in response to these threats. They are becoming benchmarks for demonstrating commitment to cybersecurity and enhancing trust among stakeholders. TÜV SÜD cybersecurity services for ISO/SAE 21434 and IEC 62443 certification can help you show compliance and safeguard your systems and safety components.

Penetration testing (pen testing) is a simulated real-world hacker attack against an organisation’s IT infrastructure, internal/external processes, or application. It identifies vulnerabilities which are exploited and is used to implement or improve cyber-attack prevention strategies. 

TÜV SÜD is a global leader in IT and cyber security and data protection. We are your trusted partner for advanced IT penetration and security testing. Our commitment to excellence and our extensive experience ensure that you are always a step ahead of potential security breaches and are able to strengthen your resilience to cyberattacks.

NIS-2 is an update of the European Union’s Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive to enhance cybersecurity and resilience across organisations in the EU. The NIS-2 Directive came into effect in January 2023, with the official deadline for transposition into national law set for 17 October 2024, and most of the requirements already being enforced among the majority of EU member states.

NIS-2 compliance is crucial for organisations active within the European Union (EU). By adhering to NIS-2, businesses can effectively identify and mitigate cybersecurity risks, reducing the chances of operational disruptions caused by cyber incidents and avoiding significant fines or reputational damage.

Customers and clients are increasingly aware of cybersecurity vulnerabilities that can affect network and information systems along their entire supply chain. Achieving NIS-2 compliance not only builds trust and confidence but also provides a competitive edge, reassuring them that their data and information are secure when partnering with your organisation.

TÜV SÜD’s NIS-2 services not only safeguard your business against cyber threats, they also position you as a reliable and secure partner, enhancing your reputation and fostering long-term growth and sustainability. With our support, you ensure continuous protection and compliance, allowing your business to adapt to evolving cyber threats while maintaining a strong market position.