Business Continuity Management – Securing Business Processes
In times of global strife and amid uncertainties, like pandemics, geopolitical crises, cyber attacks or disruptions in transporting goods, sustainably securing business processes is becoming increasingly important. Therefore, WAGO employs integrated Business Continuity Management (BCM), which follows the established ISO22301, BCI Good Practice Guide and ISO27001 standards. With our measures, which have preventive, strategic and reactive effects, we are confident in our ability to deliver WAGO products. In addition, we ensure that our processes are compatible with those of our customers and business partners.
WAGO sees BCM as a continuous process and thus pursues the following goals:
- Increase the resilience of critical business processes
- Identify and minimize risks early on
- React quickly and effectively to potentially damaging events
- Assess potential impacts and damage
- Include all corporate divisions
- Maintain and expand the trust of our customers and business partners
Our mission at WAGO is “Empower Connections.” We underscore this aspiration through solid and secure partnerships with our customers and suppliers. Our Information Security Management System helps us protect our expertise and that of our partners with the right framework, the right security solutions and processes. It is aligned with the constantly changing cyber threat landscape – for constant security.
David Kreft
Corporate Information Security Officer
OPEN. To simplify security.
Under the motto “OPEN. To simplify security,” our automation platform supports the seamless interplay of industrial systems, safeguarding them across all boundaries – so freedom and cybersecurity go hand in hand.
Cybersecurity – PSIRT at WAGO
When it comes to software and cybersecurity, the WAGO Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) proactively supports you in optimally protecting your existing processes within industrial automation. Whenever new potential threats arise, we provide recommendations, patches and updates as quickly as possible to minimize the risk.
Mrs Tina Meyer
