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€138bn in orders. Production cannot stop. Siemens Energy is building the infrastructure for tomorrow's energy systems, and every outage along the way comes at a cost. Our manifesto sets out how OT security can protect every plant without slowing production, replacing what's already in place, or adding complexity for your teams. ▶ Hear it from Florian

Half of Europe's energy organisations run more than half of their OT on legacy Windows systems. Unsupported. Critical. And six in ten were hit by an incident involving them last year. So how do you protect them without risking production? We've created a manifesto for Siemens Energy, built on real-world OT challenges and protection already proven at Mülheim. ▶ Watch to see how we're securing legacy systems without disruption

What's proven at Mülheim isn't a one-time shot. It's a blueprint. Florian Wienchol, TXOne's Senior Account Manager for Siemens Energy, explains how the protection already running at four SE plants can scale across the group. ▶ Watch Florian's message

This isn't a cold pitch. It's a continuation. We're already protecting Siemens Energy at Mülheim, Nürnberg, Dresden and Linz. Now it's about scaling that blueprint across the wider organisation. Legacy assets. Mixed environments. Zero downtime. ▶ Watch how we're approaching it together

Already protecting Siemens Energy. Ready to do more. From gas services to grid technologies, the challenge is the same: legacy systems that can't be replaced, and can't be left exposed. This manifesto outlines how OT security can scale across every plant, without a single moment of production downtime. ▶ Take a look

A secure machine is a lifecycle commitment. Meeting evolving EU requirements means looking beyond secure delivery. Machine builders should plan how products will be protected, monitored, updated and supported throughout their expected lifecycle. Explore practical guidance covering both the EU Machinery Regulation and the Cyber Resilience Act.