Manufacturing cybersecurity
Customer stories
Responding to a ransomware attack
DNV Cyber helped a manufacturer quickly contain and recover from the threat
SSAB makes its information security awareness as strong as steel
The steel manufacturer partnered with DNV Cyber to enhance its information security culture and mitigate risks associated with human behaviour
Mitsubishi Logisnext enhances the cybersecurity of its automation systems
Improving the cybersecurity of devices in line with stricter regulatory requirements
Tighter regulation makes industrial supply-chain cybersecurity even more important
Most OT security professionals say their organizations are at risk because they do not know the security practices of relevant third parties and cannot mitigate cyber risk across the OT external supply chain. This article explores supply chain challenges and offers recommendations for how to overcome them.
Manufacturing environments use complex interconnected IT and operational technology to manage production, prepare goods, and operate effectively. Digitalization and automation provide significant efficiency and cost-saving benefits, but these can only be realized if systems are safe and data is secure. DNV Cyber helps manufacturers to strengthen cybersecurity, identifying gaps and advising on how to implement best practice to manage and minimize cyber risk.
the safety of interconnected assets
risk in manufacturing processes
predictable operations and reliable production
the repercussions of incidents across the supply chain
intellectual property
Automation and digitalization are transforming manufacturing environments, enhancing production methods and creating unprecedented business opportunities.
DNV Cyber safeguards IT and OT from cyber threats in manufacturing environments, helping to secure your data and industrial control systems. By enhancing your cyber security posture, we help you to protect functional safety practices and prevent the repercussions of an incident being felt further down the supply chain.
It’s a manufacturer’s responsibility to ensure safe, quality products. This means abiding by strict safety requirements. We assess your control systems to give assurance that they conform to guidelines such as the Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) quality assurance practices and the globally recognized IEC 62443 cybersecurity standards.