THREAT‑WATCH
MANUFACTURING & INDUSTRIAL
Cybersecurity for Manufacturing
OT/ICS environments and NIS2's manufacturing-sector obligations both demand a different approach than standard office IT security.
Why this sector is different
NIS2 explicitly covers certain categories of manufacturing as an important-entity sector, alongside broader critical-infrastructure obligations that increasingly touch industrial supply chains. On top of the regulatory angle, manufacturing environments mix IT and OT (operational technology). A compromised office laptop can end up affecting production-line systems that were never designed with modern security in mind. Our office is in Thessaloniki, close to the Sindos industrial zone, one of the largest concentrations of manufacturing and logistics businesses in Northern Greece. This is genuinely our backyard.
More on our Thessaloniki & Sindos presence →IT/OT convergence risk
Attacks that start on standard office IT can pivot into production or logistics systems that lack modern endpoint protection.
Ransomware against production
Manufacturers are frequent ransomware targets specifically because downtime is expensive, which pressures faster ransom payment.
Supply chain exposure
Compromise of a supplier or logistics partner can become your incident, even when your own systems weren't the entry point.
Talk to a local team about industrial security
We're based in Thessaloniki and understand the manufacturing and logistics environment around Sindos directly.