AI-Based Attacks
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Fraud Management & Cybercrime
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Governance & Risk Management
Manufacturing accounted for 65% of industrial ransomware incidents tracked by Dragos in Q2 2026, with the U.S. remaining the most impacted country.
For manufacturing leaders, the consequences extend far beyond a security incident. Ransomware can halt production, disrupt supply chains and expose valuable IP, turning cyber risk into a direct threat to revenue, customer commitments and business continuity.
As ransomware evolves and AI accelerates both attacks and defense, CIOs, CISOs and technology leaders need to determine where investment and resources will have the greatest impact. Register for this webinar to examine lessons from real-world manufacturing attacks and the strategic priorities for reducing exposure, strengthening resilience and protecting critical operations.
Key Takeaways:
- Identify the cyber risks creating the greatest exposure to production, revenue, intellectual property and business continuity.
- Explore where IT and security leaders should prioritize investment to strengthen resilience across IT, OT and third-party environments.
- Understand how AI is changing the threat landscape and what it means for security strategy, capabilities and future investment.
