Manufacturing

Securing Manufacturing OT

Compliance Pressure

Compliance in manufacturing requires alignment with frameworks such as IEC 62443, NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF), ISO 27001, and industry-specific regulations, but meeting these requirements is often complicated by aging infrastructure, limited cybersecurity expertise, and production uptime constraints. Weak security measures can expose operations to cyber threats, regulatory fines, and loss of proprietary information. The challenge isn’t just compliance—it’s safeguarding industrial systems while maintaining efficiency and competitiveness.

OT Cybersecurity Risks

OT systems in the manufacturing industry were originally designed to operate in controlled, air-gapped environments, where cyber threats were not a concern. However, digital transformation, automation, and IT/OT convergence have expanded the attack surface, exposing legacy systems and third-party access vulnerabilities. Cyberattacks can disrupt operations, compromise safety, delay supply chains, and trigger regulatory penalties. As manufacturing becomes more digitalized, securing OT environments is essential to maintaining operational continuity and protecting critical assets.

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