Managing cyber risk is a business imperative for manufacturing organizations
Sophisticated threat actors are targeting industrial Iot (IIoT) and execution systems at alarming rates. The most common cyber concerns and risks manufacturing security leaders face include:
- The risk of ransomware-based attacks designed to create massive operational disruption, disable manufacturing automation systems, and impact assembly line management applications leading to financial losses
- Avoiding supply chain disruption, procurement penalties, and client loss in fallout from a cyber attack
- Lack of confidence in the security acumen of 3rd party supply chain partners
- Security coverage during acquisitions of small manufacturing operations
- The risk of stolen intellectual property, patent information, manufacturing process information and other critical intellectual property that profits counterfeit producers and erodes your enterprise value and market share
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READ NOW →Managing cyber risk requires cooperation between the Operational Technology and Information Technology groups that have traditionally functioned as separate entities. It requires the ability to monitor both the shop floor and front office to rapidly detect suspicious activity, investigate in minutes and take measures to contain threats before they become business disrupting. We offer real world experience in navigating supply chain security before hitting a kill switch takes down your entire operation. While you need expertise to proactively detect, disrupt and remediate cyber threats before they become business impacting events - we recognize the sensitivity of your business and act with contextual & operational awareness.
