Nearly 70% of industrial organizations experience some form of cyberattack, targeting both IT and OT systems.
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The manufacturing sector faces an unprecedented surge in cyberattacks, with Operational Technology (OT) systems becoming a prime target. These threats disrupt production, compromise trade secrets, and threaten operational continuity, emphasizing the urgent need for robust cybersecurity measures.
These trends highlight the critical need for advanced solutions like Invisinet to secure OT systems, protect trade secrets, and ensure seamless operations in a rapidly evolving threat landscape.
limits access to critical systems to only pre-authorized users, reducing the chances of unauthorized actors gaining entry. This would include multi-factor authentication and strict user identity verification.
Incorporating identity data within session packets enhances real-time network auditing and reduces false indicators of compromise. Additionally, Invisinet enhances your anomaly detection, making it smarter and more effective.
Invisinet bridges IT and OT layers, providing end-to-end, low-latency protection within heterogeneous environments. This ensures that both domains are secured effectively without compromising speed or efficiency, making it a truly cost-effective solution for industrial and critical infrastructure.
Invisinet supports regulatory compliance by integrating real-time auditing features, ensuring that identity information is accurately monitored and reported within session packets. This not only helps meet evolving cybersecurity regulations but also mitigates non-compliance risks, all while delivering cost-effective and low-disruption solutions that align with operational needs.
Invisinet’s cloaking technology hides key IT and OT systems (particularly SCADA) from the attackers, making it harder for them to identify which assets to target.
In June 2017, Merck & Co. was hit by the NotPetya cyberattack, a destructive malware initially aimed at Ukrainian targets but quickly spread globally, affecting numerous multinational corporations. NotPetya leveraged a vulnerability in Microsoft systems that lacked a necessary security patch, allowing the malware to propagate across networks, destroying data on over 40,000 computers at Merck. Unlike traditional ransomware, there was no way to recover the encrypted data, even if ransom was paid.
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Invisinet’s patented First Packet Authentication™ ensures that every communication attempt is verified from the first packet. This prevents unauthorized access to critical networks, blocking malware propagation before it could begin.
FPA stops malware from exploiting unpatched systems, effectively neutralizing the attack’s entry point.
Invisinet’s Secure Cloaking hides critical IT and OT systems from unauthorized users, preventing attackers from scanning and mapping the network.
Attackers are unable to identify and target vulnerable systems, reducing the malware’s ability to propagate.
Invisinet’s micro-segmentation isolates network segments based on identity policies, limiting lateral movement within the network.
Even if malware infiltrates one segment, micro-segmentation prevents it from spreading to critical systems, including manufacturing operations and critical production.
Invisinet dynamically adapts security policies using Confidence Level APIs, ensuring constant alignment with threat levels.
Impact: As the attack unfolded, Invisinet would have adjusted policies to block further unauthorized connections, minimizing damage.
Invisinet bridges IT and OT systems with end-to-end security, safeguarding industrial control systems (ICS) and SCADA devices critical to manufacturing operations.
Invisinet supports real-time auditing and compliance with frameworks like CISA guidelines, ensuring timely patch management and secure configurations.
FPA and cloaking would have prevented the malware from entering the network.
Micro-segmentation and dynamic policies would have contained the malware to a single segment.
IT and OT integration would have protected critical manufacturing processes, avoiding production shutdowns.
Compliance features would have ensured resilience against attacks and reduced potential liabilities.
Proactively protect your Manufacturing IT and OT systems with Invisinet’s advanced Zero Trust solutions, safeguarding critical operations against the escalating threat landscape.
