Industry
Cybersecurity for Manufacturing
OT/IT convergence has made manufacturing floors a growing attack surface. We secure industrial control environments alongside the traditional IT estate.
Key challenges
- OT/IT convergence means a compromised email account can pivot into industrial control systems that were never designed with security in mind.
- Legacy PLCs and SCADA systems often can't be patched without halting production, leaving known vulnerabilities exposed indefinitely.
- Supply chain and third-party vendor access (equipment maintenance, remote diagnostics) introduces risk outside your direct control.
Why Threat ResQ
We assess manufacturing environments as a single attack surface — IT and OT together — rather than treating the factory floor as someone else's problem. DomainShield IQ monitors external exposure while getTRAC turns ISO 27001 and NIST control mapping into an evidence trail your auditors and insurers can actually use.
Relevant compliance frameworks
Recommended products
Frequently asked
What cybersecurity risks does manufacturing face?
OT/IT convergence means a compromised email account can pivot into industrial control systems never designed with security in mind, legacy PLCs and SCADA systems often can't be patched without halting production, and third-party vendor access for equipment maintenance introduces risk outside direct control.
How does Threat ResQ help manufacturing?
We assess manufacturing environments as a single attack surface — IT and OT together. DomainShield IQ monitors external exposure while getTRAC turns ISO 27001 and NIST control mapping into an evidence trail auditors and insurers can actually use.
Which compliance frameworks apply to manufacturing?
Frameworks currently associated with this industry page include ISO 27001 and NIST.