What does it mean to build digital technology for connected machines in a secure, structured and reliable way?
For CORVINA, it means treating cybersecurity not only as a technical requirement, but as a core part of how cloud-based industrial services are designed, managed and continuously improved.
CORVINA has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for Corvina Cloud, the cloud service environment that supports the company’s Smart Machinery offering.
This milestone reinforces the security governance behind the digital services dedicated to machine builders and OEMs: secure remote access, IIoT connectivity, machine monitoring, data acquisition, service activation and lifecycle management across the installed base
CORVINA operates through two main Business Units: Smart Machinery and Smart Manufacturing.
The Smart Machinery area is dedicated to machine builders and OEMs that want to make their machines connected, service-ready and data-driven. It enables remote connectivity, cloud-based monitoring, industrial data collection and digital services that help OEMs improve customer support, reduce service costs and create new business models around their installed base.
The Smart Manufacturing area is focused on the digital transformation of production operations. It supports manufacturers with technologies for MES execution, operational visibility, lean digital workflows, data infrastructure and performance improvement across production environments.
Both areas are part of CORVINA’s broader industrial digital platform, but they address different needs and different operational contexts.
The ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification applies to Corvina Cloud, which is the cloud foundation behind CORVINA’s Smart Machinery services.
For CORVINA, this certification is first of all an internal achievement.
It confirms that the processes supporting Corvina Cloud are managed through a certified Information Security Management System, with defined responsibilities, security controls, risk management practices and continuous improvement mechanisms.
This is particularly relevant because Corvina Cloud is the environment that enables many of the digital capabilities used in Smart Machinery: remote access, connected services, machine data management and cloud-based interaction with distributed industrial assets.
In practical terms, the certification helps reinforce a shared security culture inside the organization. It supports clearer procedures, stronger governance and a more structured approach to protecting information, managing risks and ensuring service reliability over time.
Cybersecurity is not treated as an isolated technical layer. It becomes part of how the cloud service is operated, maintained and evolved.
Machine builders are increasingly expected to deliver machines that are not only high-performing, but also connected, secure and ready for digital services.
Remote diagnostics, data collection, performance monitoring, cloud connectivity and software lifecycle management are now key elements of modern industrial machinery. These capabilities help OEMs reduce maintenance costs, improve visibility over deployed machines and create stronger long-term relationships with their customers.
At the same time, connected machines introduce new responsibilities.
Customers, partners and regulations are placing greater attention on cybersecurity, data protection, access control and the reliability of digital infrastructures. For OEMs, this means that the cloud layer supporting connected machine services must be managed with the same level of seriousness as the machine technology itself.
By achieving ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for Corvina Cloud, CORVINA provides machine builders with a stronger foundation for their Smart Machinery strategies.
It gives OEMs the confidence of working with a cloud service environment managed according to an internationally recognized information security framework.
Corvina Cloud is a key enabler of the Smart Machinery offering.
It supports the connection between machines, users, data and digital services. Through this cloud foundation, machine builders can activate remote access, monitor machine performance, collect operational data and manage digital services across distributed installations.
The certification strengthens the governance behind this environment.
It confirms that the cloud services supporting Smart Machinery are managed through structured security processes, helping protect information assets, support operational continuity and improve control over risks.
For OEMs, this does not replace the cybersecurity assessment required for each specific machine, application or customer environment. However, it represents an important starting point: the cloud foundation used to deliver connected machine services is operated within a certified security management framework.
The industrial market is moving toward stricter cybersecurity expectations.
European regulations and customer requirements are increasingly focusing on connected products, remote services, data protection and secure lifecycle management. In this context, security is becoming part of market access, customer trust and long-term product responsibility.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 helps CORVINA structure and demonstrate its commitment to information security management within the cloud environment that supports Smart Machinery services.
For machine builders, this creates value in two directions.
Internally, it helps CORVINA strengthen its own processes, governance and risk awareness.
Externally, it supports customers with a more reliable and transparent foundation for connected machine services.
In Smart Machinery, the lifecycle of a machine no longer ends when the machine is delivered.
Connected machines are monitored, accessed, updated and supported over time. Their value depends increasingly on the ability to provide secure digital services throughout their operational life.
This is why the certification of Corvina Cloud has strategic relevance.
It supports a broader vision in which connectivity, service continuity and cybersecurity move together. It reinforces CORVINA’s commitment to helping machine builders develop digital services on top of a cloud foundation designed to be secure, scalable and future-ready.
The ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification of Corvina Cloud represents an important step in CORVINA’s cybersecurity journey.
It brings value internally, by strengthening processes, responsibilities and security governance.
It brings value to machine builders, by supporting trust in the cloud environment behind CORVINA Smart Machinery services.
And it brings value to the market, by confirming that cybersecurity is part of the way CORVINA develops and manages industrial digital technology.
As machines become more connected, distributed and service-oriented, a secure cloud foundation becomes essential.
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