Massimiliano Latini explains why system integrators need to ensure that their automation systems are IEC 62443-compliant to adhere to international cybersecurity requirements.
Joe Lomako offers advice on the preventative measures that can be taken to secure processes against cyber attacks.
Control Engineering Europe finds out more about an industrial 5G router for private networks, by speaking to Frank Hakemeyer, director of communication interfaces at Phoenix Contact Electronics.
Martin Gadsby explains how factory automation projects can leverage the most suitable machine control solutions.
Alexandre Peixoto and Rick Gorskie discuss some simple strategies to achieve the most value from cyber risk assessments.
Because component suppliers are playing an increasingly important role in Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) networks, it is useful to understand the security requirements they must meet when designing devices for deployment on them. Susan Lan reports.
A new approach to smart condition monitoring allows much more than just monitoring machines and processes – it provides extensive information about the ‘state of health’ of machines and plants without the need for any additional, costly sensor technology, says Marc Vissers.
Brendan O’Dowd comments on the rise of 5G mobile technology, as the industry gets set to test its ‘six 9s’ capability.
David Green explains why functional safety management guidance is important.
Stephen Hayes explains how engineers can simplify vision processing to improve efficiency and scalability.
With energy consumption being one of the biggest costs to industry, Mike Loughran discusses some approaches that can help reduce these costs.
Interestingly, there are some operating conditions where servomotors that should be big enough for an application are actually too small, in terms of their power rating. Find out more.
Eric Fidler offers advice on how to use SCADA to best advantage, and the way it’s meant to be used.
Production challenges do not wait on IT developments, and getting to the root of a problem does not always have to be rocket science, says George Walker.
As technology evolves and becomes more sophisticated, data acquisition models need to change, as well.
Phil Burge discusses the importance of using the right lubrication in the right application, and looks at technological advancements designed to reduce bearing wear and corrosion.
Lee Sullivan explains how food and beverage manufacturers can use predictive analytics to reduce product waste and downtime.
For more than 40 years, MILEI has focused on the enrichment and fractionation of ingredients from whey and milk and it is believed to be the world's first company to succeed in breaking these raw materials down into even finer constituents and supply lactoferrin.
Control Engineering Europe finds out how a traditional mains-driven geared motor can be integrated into the IIoT without the need for a frequency inverter.
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