2020 News Briefs

Relationship adds Nozomi Networks OT and IoT visibility and threat detection capabilities to Yokogawa’s Cybersecurity Managed Services 

Wermundsen Estonia has joined the Yokogawa. Channel Partner Program as a Distributor.

This is the moment to future-proof our industry.

Artificial intelligence. We hear about it every day and sometimes it still feels like a term that belongs to the future. But is that the case? Because even a simple smart device can already contain a - perhaps small - variant of AI.

Yokogawa Europe, a leading provider of industrial automation and instrumentation solutions to the process and manufacturing industries, today announced the signing of a reseller agreement with Claroty, the global leader in operational technology (OT) security.

Yokogawa is proud that Cybersecurity Consultant Mark Hellinghuizer passed all ISA/IEC 62443 exams this summer. With this, he has achieved the desired Cybersecurity Expert status. A good reason to ask Mark a few questions about this! 

As a manager you want to produce as efficiently as possible, without this being at the expense of people and the environment. Thanks to the digital transformation it is possible to monitor and operate remotely, but this brings also new risks.

Viewport.ai and Yokogawa Europe have signed a Partnership contract that further formalizes their intention for a closer collaboration.

Yokogawa is also trying to find ways to protect its employees and customers while minimising the impact of the corona pandemic. Health and safety are at the top of the priority list, especially during this corona crisis.
 

Bright Engineering & Yokogawa have decided to cooperate more closely through an official Yokogawa Channel Partnership. Bright Engineering is one of the leading process automation companies in Bulgaria for more than 20 years.

With the increase of possibilities to develop training courses via the internet, and for professionals to follow them, you see that the offer in the field of e-learning is growing. The range is broad and training courses such as VCA or safety trainings are already given online. But where do we draw the line?