Enhancing the Cyber Resiliency of Current Defense Manufacturing Plants and the Factory of the Future

Under the Arsenal of Freedom push, defense manufacturers have committed to doubling, tripling, even quadrupling output of critical systems. New lines, new plants and more automation are coming online all at once, and every new connection that adds capacity also adds a new way for production to stop. 

Adversaries have noticed. State-backed groups are now targeting the systems that run the plant floor, and this year federal agencies warned of attacks on industrial controllers that caused real operational disruption. Overseas, a single cyberattack shut down a major defense-linked manufacturer’s production for five weeks. A compromised supplier connection, a misconfigured system or a failed piece of infrastructure isn't just a technology problem anymore. It's a missed delivery to the warfighter.

In this webinar, Armis from ServiceNow will look at OT cybersecurity through the lens of manufacturing resilience. You'll learn how to:

• See and understand the systems and dependencies that matter most to production
• Reduce the pathways that turn a cyber incident into a stopped line
• Design environments that keep running when individual technologies fail or are compromised