Why industrial / OT companies use NexCyber
If your product has digital elements and falls under Annex III of the Machinery Regulation, you're in a double-conformity zone — CRA + Machinery Reg + potentially NIS2 if you're operating critical infrastructure.
1. Dual-conformity matrix. The platform overlays CRA Annex I (essential cybersecurity requirements) with Machinery Annex III (safety) — flags the shared evidence (risk assessment, technical documentation) and the regulation-specific deltas.
2. PLC / firmware SBOM intelligence. Ingest CycloneDX or SPDX from your CI. The platform tracks per-version dependencies and flags CVEs that map to CRA Article 13 vulnerability handling obligations.
3. NIS2 essential-entity classification. If you operate manufacturing of medical devices, motor vehicles, electrical equipment (NIS2 Annex II), the platform identifies your obligations.
Three industrial-OT use-cases
Dual-conformity submission. Generate one technical file that maps to CRA Annex I + Machinery Annex III, with shared risk assessment and traceable evidence.
Supplier audit playbook. Each upstream supplier (electronic component, firmware library, integration partner) gets a Trust Passport tier. Procurement decisions tied to compliance posture.
Notified body readiness. Manufacturing Class IIa devices and Class III machinery require notified-body audit. The platform generates the document pack and the cross-walk regulators expect.
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