RazorSecure will be at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin from 22 to 25 September. You’ll find us in the UK Pavilion, Hall 2.2, Stand 460.
We’re bringing a large team, including Daniel Jaeggi, Alex Cowan, Lewis Oaten, Marju Giralucci, Gina Gray and Derek Pentleton. We look forward to meeting customers and partners, hearing about the projects you’re working on and discussing how we can help.
Bring your rail cyber security questions
InnoTrans is a useful opportunity to sit down together and discuss the details of a project. You may be specifying a new vehicle, extending monitoring across an existing fleet or reviewing how suppliers access systems for maintenance.
Those conversations often begin with a specific operational question. Which assets need monitoring? How will information reach your team when connectivity is intermittent? How can engineers use their existing maintenance applications within a controlled access process?
Tell us about your vehicle architecture, working practices and the outcome you want to achieve. We can discuss the relevant product capabilities and identify the integration questions that need closer attention.
Discuss maintenance, monitoring and network control
Digital maintenance is one area where the workflow matters as much as the technology. Named engineer access, approved applications and maintenance records help teams control who can work on a system and understand what work took place. We can discuss how that approach fits your local and remote maintenance needs.
For teams focused on fleet visibility, the starting point may be understanding installed software and configuration. Comparing supported assets with an approved state can help engineers investigate differences and plan corrective work.
We can also talk through the relationship between network control and detection. Controlling traffic at a network boundary and observing activity inside a zone serve different purposes. The right combination depends on the systems and communications in your architecture.
Our Secure Train approach brings these capabilities together in a modular architecture. You can begin with the functions your project needs and discuss how they fit with existing equipment and processes.
Meet us in the UK Pavilion
Visit Hall 2.2, Stand 460, from 22 to 25 September 2026. Whether we already work together or this will be our first conversation, we’d be pleased to meet you.
To arrange a conversation ahead of the event, contact the RazorSecure team and let us know when you’ll be attending and what you’d like to discuss.