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"STORM's Cyber Incident Exercises have assisted our team to understand the strategic and operational considerations and enabled us to fine tune our cyber incident response plans. "
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Assess
Spot vulnerabilities and prioritise fixes.
CyberProfiler - 'Attacker's Eye View'™
Find exposed portals, remote access points and look-alike domains targeting plants and suppliers.
Cyber3 - Cybersecurity Assessment
Prioritised review of OT and IT interfaces, MES and ERP dependencies, backups and vendor access.
CyberDiscover - Data Analysis
Locate sensitive drawings, BOMs, customer data and credentials across mailboxes and shares.
Plan
Replace uncertainty with rehearsed decisions, clear roles and playbooks.
Incident Response Planning
Define isolation steps, vendor contacts and decision paths for OT, MES and ERP incidents.
CyberSimulate - Cyber Incident Exercising
Tabletops for ransomware in OT, ERP outages, supplier compromise and recovery under load.
CyberAware - Cyber Awareness Training
Short sessions for engineers, operators and support teams on access hygiene and phishing.
Respond
When incidents happen, act quickly with calm, co-ordinated recovery.
24/7 Cyber Incident Response
Rapid investigation, containment and co-ordinated recovery that keeps production moving.
Threat Actor Engagement
Handle extortion and negotiations securely while leadership focuses on safety and output.
CyberDiscover - Data Breach
Verify what was accessed or exfiltrated and streamline compliant notifications.
Cybersecurity services offered to manufacturers and industrial operations
CyberCare
Incident response retainer for the manufacturing sector
Through this strategic onboarding, CyberCare ensures that your organisation has a well-defined and exercised cyber incident response plan, optimised recovery times, and a clear governance structure.
By establishing these critical elements in advance, your organisation and the STORM CyberCare team are fully aligned and ready to respond to any incident with minimal risk and maximum efficiency. CyberCare Enterprise prepares your business not just to react, but to thrive in a dynamic and evolving cyber landscape.
What unused IR Units can support
Keep ransomware off the shop floor
Use unused IR Units to practise isolate-and-run strategies and validate backups and HMI recovery under load.
Suppliers are your attack surface
Spend unused IR Units on access attestation and EDI or API abuse tests, and to pre-agree incident handoffs.
Legacy PLCs, modern containment
Use unused IR Units to map flat networks, run segmentation checks and define jump-box procedures.
Stop credential sprawl in plants
Spend unused IR Units on just-in-time access pilots and admin path reduction.
From alarms to action in minutes
Convert unused IR Units into SOC-to-plant communications drills, shift-lead roles and maintenance override steps.
Prove resilience to customers
Put unused IR Units to work on resilience attestations and customer-facing continuity tests.
Let's make it happen
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Production uptime and safety depend on system integrity
When ransomware, remote access misuse or supplier compromise disrupts OT or ICS, MES or ERP, production stalls and safety margins shrink. Attackers increasingly target plant networks, vendors and engineering tools to extort and exfiltrate.
Manufacturing relies on tightly coupled systems across plants, warehouses and partners. PLCs, HMIs and historians sit alongside MES and ERP, with remote vendor access, legacy devices and just-in-time logistics widening the attack surface.
Customers, auditors and insurers expect demonstrable governance and tested response. Effective cybersecurity keeps lines running, protects IP and provides clear evidence when incidents occur.
How STORM can help
Security assessments, practical preparation and 24/7 incident response.
We help teams to reduce cyber risk across OT, MES, ERP and supplier interfaces. We assess your organisation, prepare your people with clear playbooks and exercises, and respond around the clock when incidents occur.
Who we help
For factories, plants and industrial operators.
We work with manufacturers and industrial operators across discrete and process industries, including electronics, automotive and aerospace, from single-site plants to global estates seeking reliable production, faster recovery and clearer assurance for customers and insurers.
Key challenges we address
Ransomware containment and recovery for production
OT and ICS segmentation and legacy device risk
Supplier and integrator remote access control
Engineering workstation and CAD or IP protection
EDI or API abuse against portals and partners
Email and domain security
Shift and contractor workforce security
Evidence for customers, auditors and insurers
See how we Assess, Plan and Respond
Why cybersecurity matters in manufacturing
FAQs
Quick answers to common questions
How we assess, plan and respond for EPR, diagnostics and patient portals, and how CyberCare works
We establish secure communications within minutes, triage remotely and co-ordinate with your integrators and IT. Where needed, we deploy on site to support safe containment and staged recovery.
Yes. Planning focuses on segmentation, isolation and degrade modes. During incidents we work with operations to minimise downtime while protecting safety and integrity.
Your plan names vendors and contacts. We run joint bridges, manage evidence and change control so technical actions align with production and safety requirements.
Yes. Units can fund access attestation, partner connectivity reviews and abuse simulations that reduce third-party risk.
No. We schedule around shift patterns and maintenance windows, use read-only methods and keep sessions focussed to avoid downtime.
We use targeted discovery to identify sensitive repositories, investigate possible exfiltration and provide actions to reduce future exposure.
You receive clear artefacts from assessments, exercises and incident response that demonstrate governance, tested procedures and remediation progress.