Your Factory Is Smarter. So Are Cybercriminals.
Attacks on manufacturing surged 90%¹ in three years, making it the #1² ransomware target. These aren’t just numbers – they’re shutdowns, safety incidents, millions in ransom. As production digitizes, one small gap can bring everything down.
¹² “Check Point Cyber Security Report”, 2023, 2024, 2025
Legacy OT Wasn’t Built for Connectivity
OT environments were designed for isolated operations. But as they start connecting with IT networks and cloud, legacy systems and siloed networks create security gaps that put the entire business at risk. These systems often lack authentication, encryption, or even basic monitoring—making them easier to exploit than modern infrastructure.
IoT and 3ʳᵈ-Party Access Expand Risk
Connected devices, remote vendors, and SaaS platforms boost efficiency—but widen the attack surface. Without strong controls, these integrations become easy paths for attackers to move laterally, steal credentials, or disrupt operations—often without being detected.
Limited Visibility, Compliance Pressure
Siloed teams, disconnected tools, and growing regulations make it hard to maintain control across environments. The result is limited visibility, slower response, and inconsistent enforcement—leaving manufacturers exposed just as threats grow faster and more complex.
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