Protecting Manufacturing Uptime from Supply Chain Attacks

Webinar

Protecting Manufacturing Uptime from Supply Chain Attacks

Safous x OsecT | Manufacturing OT Security 

As manufacturing environments continue to digitalize, Operational Technology (OT) has become an increasingly attractive target for cyber attackers. Systems that were once isolated are now interconnected with IT networks, supply chains, and third-party vendors—making manufacturing uptime more vulnerable to cyber disruption than ever before.

This webinar will start by addressing the fundamentals: what OT is, how it differs from traditional IT environments, and why security approaches designed for IT often fall short in manufacturing and industrial settings. We will then discuss where organizations should realistically start when building or improving OT security, especially when uptime and operational continuity are critical.

The session will deep dive into manufacturing and supply-chain attack scenarios, highlighting how attackers exploit third-party vendor access and remote maintenance pathways to gain a foothold in OT environments. Through real customer case studies, we’ll examine how these attacks unfold and what practical steps organizations can take to reduce risk while keeping production running.

Who Should Attend

• Manufacturing and plant operations leaders
• OT, ICS, and SCADA practitioners
• IT & OT teams supporting converged environments
• Security, risk, and compliance professionals
• CISOs responsible for manufacturing resilience and uptime

What You Will Learn

• What OT is and why it is different from IT
• Key security challenges unique to manufacturing environments
• Where to start when securing OT systems without disrupting production
• How supply-chain attacks impact manufacturing uptime
• Risks introduced by third-party vendor access and remote maintenance
• Practical lessons learned from real customer case studies

📘 Bonus: On-demand replay available
🔥 Register now to learn how to protect manufacturing uptime from supply-chain attacks