OT/IT Convergence Risks
Connecting operational technology to corporate networks creates new attack paths. Legacy industrial systems weren't designed for internet connectivity and often lack basic security controls.
Protect your operational technology, intellectual property, and supply chain from cyber threats that can halt production and steal competitive advantages.
61%
of manufacturing companies experienced a cyber attack
IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence, 2023
$4.24M
average cost of a manufacturing data breach
IBM Cost of Data Breach Report, 2023
36%
of industrial control systems are vulnerable
Dragos Industrial Security Report, 2023
2.5x
increase in attacks on manufacturing since 2020
ACSC Annual Threat Report, 2023
Understanding the unique cybersecurity threats facing cybersecurity for manufacturing.
Connecting operational technology to corporate networks creates new attack paths. Legacy industrial systems weren't designed for internet connectivity and often lack basic security controls.
Manufacturing designs, processes, and trade secrets are prime targets for industrial espionage. Competitors and nation-states actively seek to steal competitive advantages.
Just-in-time manufacturing depends on connected suppliers. A cyber attack on a key supplier can halt your production as effectively as an attack on your own systems.
Ransomware attacks on manufacturing increased 2.5x since 2020. Every hour of production downtime costs money—attackers know you're under pressure to pay.
Common hesitations and how we address them.
We work with your existing OT systems, implementing network-level protections that secure legacy equipment without requiring updates to production systems.
All security implementations are planned around your production schedule. We work during maintenance windows and test thoroughly before going live.
A single ransomware attack can cost millions in downtime and recovery. Our security investments are scaled to your risk profile and typically pay for themselves in avoided incidents.
Our comprehensive approach to protecting cybersecurity for manufacturing.
Isolate operational technology from corporate networks while maintaining necessary data flows
Specialised protections for PLCs, SCADA, and other industrial systems
Data loss prevention and access controls for sensitive designs and trade secrets
Evaluate and monitor the security posture of critical suppliers
Specialised response procedures that prioritise production continuity
Training tailored to manufacturing environments and OT-specific threats
Modern manufacturing relies on connected systems—from industrial control systems to supply chain platforms. This connectivity brings efficiency but also exposes critical operations to cyber threats.
ADL99 helps manufacturers protect operational technology, intellectual property, and supply chain communications from the growing threats targeting the industrial sector.
Common questions from cybersecurity for manufacturing.
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