Siemens and Eight Partners Sign Cybersecurity Charter
16 Fevereiro 2018 - 7:22AM
Dow Jones News
By Nathan Allen
Siemens AG (SIE.XE) and eight other companies have signed a
joint charter on cybersecurity that sets out 10 principles aimed at
mitigating risks from malicious attacks, the German industrial
conglomerate said Friday.
The charter, which Siemens said is the first of its kind, calls
for businesses, regulators and government to designate specific
departments within their organizations to take responsibility for
cybersecurity.
Other signatories to the charter include Airbus SE (AIR.FR)
Allianz SE (ALV.XE) International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) and
Daimler AG (DAI.XE), Siemens said in a statement.
"Confidence that the security of data and networked systems is
guaranteed is a key element of the digital transformation," Siemens
Chief Executive Joe Kaeser said.
The document calls for companies to establish mandatory,
independent certification for software and hardware that will be
used in critical infrastructure, particularly in situations when
humans interact directly with machines.
Write to Nathan Allen at nathan.allen@dowjones.com
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