Understanding How Companies Across Industries Tackle Safety and Security Challenges

Implementing advanced safety solutions to protect digitized process plant operations can be complex, especially when cybersecurity is added to the safety mix. Insufficient attention to functional safety negligence can result in many harms, including lost production, negative corporate image and physical injury. Best practices like resilience reviews, hazard analysis, and adherence to safety standards can help.

Failure to maintain semiconductor manufacturing quality and safety can result in high chip failure rates and increased risk of harm, especially in electric vehicle (EV) marketplaces. These chips control complex EV operations and impact passenger safety. Architectural safety and security assessments help semiconductor manufacturers to produce higher quality chjps, drive profitability, meet compliance standards and control warranty fulfillment costs. 

Safety-oriented deployment of robotic technologies requires programming, testing, validation and startup protection measures that adhere to global robotics safety standards. Safety integration starts in the sites and offices of OEMs who build robots and with integrators who link hardware and control system software modules. To lower the risk of operational faults, OEM safety standards education and training are critical.