For manufacturing and OT
Decide who stops the line before someone has to guess
On the plant floor, the hardest question in an incident is not technical. It is whether production halts. Tabletop exercises put that decision in front of the people who own it while nothing is burning.
All industries / Manufacturing & OT
Why it matters
What is actually at stake in Manufacturing & OT
01
IT containment steps can be unsafe or impossible in an OT environment.
02
Legacy controllers cannot be patched or rebooted on demand.
03
Every hour of unplanned downtime has a hard number attached to it.
Scenarios
Exercises built for this environment
Every scenario is tailored to your systems, suppliers and people before the first inject lands.
Ransomware reaching the plant network
IT wants to isolate; operations needs the batch finished safely.
Engineering workstation compromise
A trusted laptop with controller access shows signs of remote control.
Supplier shutdown
A key supplier goes offline mid-incident and cannot confirm delivery.
Frameworks and drivers
- IEC 62443
- NIST CSF
- NIS2
- Customer supply-chain audits
What you walk away with
- A documented, pre-agreed line-stop authority
- IT and OT teams speaking one containment language
- Manual fallback procedures tested rather than assumed
Run your first Manufacturing & OT exercise this week
Start a free trial, pick a scenario, and tailor it to your environment. No participant licences required.
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