Meeting NIS2 and TS 50701 obligations

Meeting compliance requirements

Cyber security standards, frameworks and legislation for rail keep changing, at global, EU and national level. Each new regulation addresses specific threats and vulnerabilities, and each brings its own requirements. Tracking them takes time, and reading them is not enough: you must turn each requirement into specific measures for your own network.

Solution

RazorSecure builds its products to support compliance and to reduce the work compliance takes, so critical railway infrastructure stays protected. We help you map applicable requirements to controls and evidence for your network. We support compliance in four ways:

Razorsecure: supporting your compliance

Deep industry expertise RazorSecure works only on rail, with deep knowledge of both on-board and wayside systems. This specialisation means our products address railway compliance requirements from the start.

Specialist rail solutions We test and validate our products in real rail settings. They have proven their resilience in complex environments.

Deployment with minimal disruption We plan deployment around your operations and your network security. After go-live we continue to support the system, so you can maintain compliance and adapt as threats change.

Alignment with critical standards RazorSecure takes an active part in developing cyber security standards for the rail industry. We build our products to support compliance with critical frameworks such as:

• EU NIS2 Directive
• CLC/TS 50701 Technical Specification
• IEC 62443
• IEC PT 63452, the project developing a proposed international successor to TS 50701
• Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
• NIST Cybersecurity Framework
• TSA Cybersecurity Directive
• AS 7770 Australian Standard

Explore our standards and compliance mapping and Cyber Resilience Act guide.

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