Protecting India’s Manufacturing: Defeating Cyber Threats in Smart Revolution

September 6, 2024
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TLDR:

  • Indian manufacturing sector facing cybersecurity challenges as it adopts smart technologies
  • Integration of new and legacy systems creating vulnerabilities

India’s manufacturing sector is undergoing digital transformation with the adoption of smart technologies, automation, and IoT. This shift has exposed manufacturers to cyber threats, with 55% reporting security breaches in the past year. The integration of new technologies with legacy systems has created vulnerabilities, as outdated machinery is easily hackable. The proliferation of IoT devices also presents challenges, as regulatory oversight in India is still developing. Ransomware attacks, supply chain vulnerabilities, and cultural resistance to cybersecurity measures further compound the challenges faced by Indian manufacturers. To overcome these obstacles, manufacturers must prioritize cybersecurity, adopt AI-driven solutions, and collaborate with government agencies and industry bodies to create tailored cybersecurity guidelines.


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