Manufacturing
"Manufacturing organisations represented 20% of all cyber extortion attacks in 2023"
We partner with associations to identify and understand their threats. We empower our customers to focus their defences on the most likely cyber threats with help from best-in-class solutions and our expert team.
We’re an award-winning UK Managed Services Provider for organisations across both the private and public sector. We can essentially become your IT department and manage every aspect of your IT infrastructure.
We know that a lot of organisations will already have an in-house IT team. We can help complement your existing team by offering expert advice, consultation and fire-power to help boost your associations' productivity.
"D2NA ensure maximum up-time. They help us continually review our blueprint of the future."
Top Concerns for Manufacturers
From partnering with organisations in the manufacturing sector over the years, we feel we’ve got to know them pretty well. Here is our list of top Cyber Security concerns that manufacturers currently face and we’ve got a suspicion you might be facing some of these too!
Ransomware
These attacks involve malware that encrypts a manufacturer’s data and demands payment for the decryption key. Ransomware can halt production lines and cause significant financial losses.
Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
We know that nearly every manufacturer we've spoken to rely on complex supply chains. Cyber attacks on suppliers or third-party vendors can compromise the entire production process.
Securing Aging Systems
We've found that manufacturers can rely on older hardware, operating systems and software to get through the working day. This is because they may be responsible for keeping machinery running. These older systems are a huge risk and making sure they are migrated to a more modern infrastructure requires expert advice and assistance.
Regulatory Compliance
Manufacturers must comply with various industry standards and regulations (e.g., NIST, ISO 27001). Failure to comply can result in legal penalties and increased risk of cyber incidents.