The security of equipment, software and data is a key component of our solutions. Behringer develops machines and systems for industrial applications – and our standards for reliability, availability and the protection of sensitive information are correspondingly high.
On this page, we provide you with all the relevant information on the topics of cybersecurity and product safety at Vernet Behringer.
Safe development process
Safety is an integral part of our product development. We take potential risks into account right from the early stages of development and design our systems to be robust accordingly.
This includes, amongst other things:
- Analysis of possible threat scenarios
- Review of software components
- Integration of security-related functions
- Testing under realistic operating conditions
Our development processes are continuously reviewed and refined.
Dealing with Vulnerabilities
Even with the highest quality standards, security vulnerabilities can never be completely ruled out. We therefore continuously monitor potential risks in our products and the components we use.
When relevant vulnerabilities are identified:
- we analyse their impact
- we assess the risks
- provide updates or recommendations for action, where necessary
Our aim is to inform our customers at an early stage and in a transparent manner.
Product and System Safety
Our machines and systems are designed for reliable use in industrial environments. In addition to mechanical robustness, we also take into account IT and network security requirements.
These include, for example:
- structured system architectures
- clearly defined interfaces
- controlled access to machine functions
- support for secure integration into existing IT environments
Despite careful development and ongoing testing, security vulnerabilities cannot be completely ruled out. Feedback from real-world use is therefore a key factor in helping us to further improve our systems.
If you discover a potential vulnerability or security-related behaviour in a Behringer product, please report it to us directly.