Secure Manufacturing is Smart Manufacturing

Industrial cybersecurity for Secure Manufacturing

Close the manufacturing security gap with multi-detection methodology

As manufacturers increase their reliance on digitization, new security challenges arise. According to GRIT Ransomware Report (April 2023), “Manufacturing (was) the most-affected industry, accounting for 19% of all reported victims and experiencing a 46% increase in victim volume.” There was also a 50% annual increase in ransomware cases targeting the manufacturing sector in 2022.
Cyberattacks like phishing and ransomware are on the rise among manufacturers, putting safety and security at risk. This session will discuss essential steps, prescribed by NIST, that can be taken to secure your critical manufacturing assets against today’s rapidly expanding threat surface.

• Examples of security loopholes most commonly exploited in the manufacturing space
• Recommended security architecture to implement NIST recommendations for manufacturers
• Live technical demo on threat detection, mitigation and configuration tracking

Speakers

Richard Bussiere

Operational Technology Head, APJ

Ken Goh

Operational Technology Head, APJ