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Cybersecurity & Networked Control

Prove networked safety functions withstand accidental and malicious corruption — and screen the CRA before it pulls you into a new conformity route.

MR 2023/1230 1.1.9/1.2.1 IEC 62443 zones & hardening CRA 2024/2847 screen + refer EN 18031 (radio)

What this tool does

Work through a 12-row assessment across four groups — inventory & threat model; zones, access, comms and wireless/remote protection; lifecycle, logging and recovery; verification, CRA screening and instructions — marking applicable / complied / N/A with justification and evidence against each row.

  • AI pre-assessment of applicability with justifications — you review and accept
  • Threat scenarios linked to ISO 12100, zone/conduit drawings, firewall rulesets and hardening checklists
  • CRA applicability/class screening that routes to a specialist — never self-certifies CRA, security levels or zone design
  • Cloud save per account and machine, per-row attachments, printable report for the Technical File

Where it fits in the CE / UKCA route

ISO 12100 risk assessment first, then this assessment feeds the EHSR checklist (notably MR 1.1.9/1.2.1 and EHSR 1.2/1.7), cross-checks the Control System register (PL/SIL functions, software lifecycle) and the Electrical assessment — and everything lands in the Technical File alongside the Declaration of Conformity (EU) / Declaration (UK).

Open Screening (live) → ISO 12100 tool EHSR checklist Technical File

Open it now

The tool is fully working: machine and conformity-route setup, AI applicability draft with review modal, 12-row checklist with filters, cloud save, per-row attachments and PDF printing.

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AI + cloud, same pattern

Like the ISO 12100, EHSR, Electrical, Guarding, Control System, Safety Distances and Noise/EMC tools: AI drafts, you review and accept, every version is stored against your account with printable, auditable outputs. CRA entries are working assumptions — a specialist confirms class and route.