MIPRO – FOUR DECADES OF PIONEERING SAFETY
Mipro is a Finnish company specialised in rail traffic and industrial systems. Since 1980 Mipro has been developing safer and more efficient railway and metro traffic and industry processes for water and energy management.
Mipro is steadily growing company that has its roots and headquarters in Mikkeli. In addition, the company has offices in Espoo, Oulu and Tallinn. Mipro already employs over 150 professionals in various fields. We operate also internationally and our customers include Väylävirasto, Kaupunkiliikenne, Eesti Raudtee As and numerous water and energy companies.

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Safety, efficiency and reliability don’t happen by chance. They require continuous care, the right expertise, and comprehensive planning. Mipro offers its customers a life cycle management that goes beyond basic maintenance. It’s a smart and proactive approach to ensuring that systems operate reliably, year after year.
Security in product development cannot be considered in isolation: it requires a well-defined framework where all the stakeholders collaborate effectively. The IEC 62443 series of standards provides a structured approach by assigning roles and responsibilities to the asset owners, integrators and product developers in technological operating environments. This article explores the key aspects of stakeholder involvement, risk management, secure coding and DevSecOps practices, thereby demonstrating how compliance with IEC 62443 strengthens cybersecurity, particularly in railway systems.
How does a spring business trip to Portugal sound, combining professional growth, cultural encounters and amazing culinary experiences? Here are my experiences from Mipro’s international project, where I had the opportunity to deepen my expertise in safety automation.
Mipro Oy renewed the signalling system at Kuopio railway yard to meet the requirements of modern traffic and safety standards. The completed project brings with it an interlocking system that is ETCS-ready, improving traffic flow and control management.