As use of digital technologies increases in manufacturing environments, protecting both physical operations and network infrastructure becomes a critical business priority.
By integrating advanced safety systems and continuously refining related protocols, companies can prioritize the safety of their workers while also protecting their equipment....
Cybersecurity should be viewed as a workplace safety issue, as increasingly connected automation systems can pose a personnel risk in the most extreme cyberattacks.
As cyber threats to industry escalate, the C-suite and board of directors must take an active role in ensuring the security and resilience of their manufacturing operations.
Maintenance of production equipment often requires taking live voltage and current measurements. That’s why it’s critical to be aware of the core safety practices designed to ...
Well-positioned sensors, including those in vision systems and wearables, help the manufacturing workforce detect risks to improve safety, quality and efficiency.
The GSX combined fork sensor from Leuze combines the advantages light and ultrasonic sensors. The GSX sensor is exceptionally suitable for labeling machines used in the packaging...
Learn about the importance of thorough risk assessments led by machine safety experts to identify hazards from moving parts, electrical faults and unpredictable human interactions...
