The Supply Chain Doesn't Stop for a Breach
Manufacturing is the most targeted industry for ransomware attacks worldwide. We deliver threat intelligence, attack surface monitoring, and brand protection to keep your operations running and your intellectual property secure.
Manufacturing is the most targeted industry for ransomware attacks globally. OT/IT convergence, complex supply chains, and high downtime costs make manufacturers prime targets for criminal groups seeking maximum payment pressure.
Modern manufacturing depends on connected systems — ERP platforms, supply chain portals, industrial control systems, and logistics networks that span multiple facilities and vendors. Every connection point is a potential entry for attackers. Ransomware groups know that production downtime costs manufacturers thousands of dollars per minute, creating enormous pressure to pay. Meanwhile, intellectual property theft, supply chain infiltration, and brand counterfeiting threaten long-term competitiveness.
Regulatory & Industry Standards
Our services align with and support the standards and frameworks relevant to manufacturing.
Critical Infrastructure Regulations
Governments across North America are imposing cybersecurity program requirements on critical infrastructure operators, including manufacturing facilities. In Canada, the Critical Cyber Systems Protection Act (Bill C-26) carries penalties up to $15 million per day. In the United States, CISA's Critical Infrastructure Security initiatives impose similar requirements. Our managed threat intelligence provides the continuous monitoring and incident detection capabilities these frameworks require.
PIPEDA
Manufacturers handling employee and customer personal information must comply with federal privacy laws — PIPEDA in Canada and sector-specific regulations in the United States — including breach notification requirements. Our dark web monitoring detects compromised employee credentials and customer data exposure — supporting rapid breach assessment and notification compliance across North American jurisdictions.
Supply Chain Security Standards
Major OEMs and defense primes increasingly require supply chain partners to demonstrate cybersecurity capabilities. Our attack surface management and dark web monitoring provide documented evidence of continuous security monitoring that satisfies supplier security assessments and audit requirements.
How We Help
Tailored security solutions for manufacturing and industrial organizations.
Supply Chain Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of your supply chain ecosystem for security risks — vendor breaches, compromised supplier credentials, and third-party vulnerabilities that could impact your operations. When a supplier's security posture changes or their data appears on the dark web, you know immediately and can assess the risk to your production environment.
Industrial Threat Intelligence
We track ransomware groups and threat actors targeting the manufacturing sector, monitoring for early indicators of attack campaigns, compromised industrial credentials, and access broker listings for manufacturing networks. Our 14-to-30-day advance ransomware detection window gives you time to harden defenses before an attack materializes.
Brand & IP Protection
Detect counterfeit products, unauthorized use of your brand, and stolen intellectual property circulating on the dark web, criminal marketplaces, and counterfeit retail channels. We monitor for leaked product designs, manufacturing processes, trade secrets, and proprietary documentation — protecting the competitive advantages your business depends on.
Attack Surface Management
Continuous discovery and monitoring of internet-facing assets across all facilities — including exposed OT management interfaces, VPN gateways, ERP portals, and supply chain integration points. We identify vulnerable services and misconfigurations that could provide attackers with a path from your IT network into production environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
While our platform monitors from the outside (not inside your OT network), we detect exposed industrial management interfaces, vulnerable remote access points, and compromised credentials for industrial systems circulating on the dark web. We also track ransomware groups and threat actors specifically targeting manufacturing operations, providing early warning intelligence that gives your team time to isolate and harden OT systems before an attack reaches them.
Yes. Our attack surface management maps internet-facing assets across all your facilities, subsidiaries, and partner locations. Each site's domains, IP ranges, and cloud resources are continuously monitored from a single platform — giving you unified visibility across your entire manufacturing footprint.
We monitor for compromised supplier credentials, vendor data breaches, supply chain partner vulnerabilities, and access broker listings selling network access to organizations in your supply chain. When a supplier's security posture changes — a breach, exposed data, or newly discovered vulnerability — you receive an alert with assessed risk and recommended actions.
Yes. Our brand protection and dark web monitoring capabilities detect stolen intellectual property, leaked product designs, counterfeit product listings, and unauthorized use of your brand on criminal marketplaces, e-commerce platforms, and dark web forums. We execute takedown actions against counterfeit listings and impersonating domains.
Ransomware attacks are rarely spontaneous. Threat actors typically gain initial access weeks before deploying ransomware — spending time mapping the network, exfiltrating data, and positioning for maximum impact. Our platform monitors dark web forums, access broker marketplaces, and threat actor communications for indicators that your organization is being targeted, giving you a 14-to-30-day warning window to strengthen defenses.