What Is a Vehicle Control Unit (VCU)?

A Vehicle Control Unit is the system that coordinates how a train’s key functions work together. This blog explains its role in managing data, control tasks and communication across the vehicle.

Securing the Digital Backbone of Trains

Curious how the MVB can become a hidden entry point for cyber threats? In our latest article, we explore how EKE-Electronics and RazorSecure have joined forces around that layer.

What is a Gateway?

In this blog, we explain what Gateways are and the functions they perform. We also outline the different types of Gateways and their role in TCMS.

What is a Train Communication Network (TCN)?

In this blog we explain what a Train Communication Network (TCN) is, how it works, and the key technologies, topologies involved in enabling reliable communication across modern and legacy trains.

What Is TCMS?

A Train Control and Management System (TCMS) is the central platform on a train that supervises and coordinates all major onboard systems. Often described as the train’s “nervous system”.