Knorr-Bremse press releases.

The integration of duagon into the Knorr-Bremse Group marks an important milestone for Selectron as well. With this step, we are deliberately strengthening the Rail Division and expanding our capabilities in the areas of embedded electronics, software, digitalization, as well as communication, control and signaling technology.

Since its founding in the 1950s, Selectron Systems has embodied Swiss innovation, pioneering spirit, and quality engineering. Since 1956, we have been developing electronic systems and software designed for long service life, safety, and the highest levels of reliability.

Lias Müller, third-year apprentice electronics technician EFZ, has qualified for the national SwissSkills selections 2025 with a strong 10th place. In September, he will demonstrate his abilities in Bern - we sincerely congratulate him on this great success.

The three Wire Train Bus (WTB) gateways have now been certified in accordance with UIC Leaflet 556. It may sound a small number, but it's a big one. This enables a globally standardized train bus communication between vehicles from different manufacturers and operators, ensuring reliable interoperability.

Our parent company Knorr-Bremse is celebrating an impressive anniversary - and we have been proudly rolling along for 10 years in a strong and reliable company that brings innovation and progress to the rails.

Ensuring the cybersecurity of systems, products, and applications throughout their lifecycle poses a significant challenge for the railway industry. Dr. Maximilian Eichhorn, Vice President of Digital Products & Services at Knorr-Bremse Rail Vehicle Systems, discusses the importance of cybersecurity in future rail applications and highlights the company's stringent security-by-design approach in the inverview below.