Ultimate Guide to Third-Party Remote Access for Manufacturing
Secure remote access is essential to reducing downtime in manufacturing
Security breaches involving a third party are one of the biggest cyberthreats facing manufacturers. This is partly because global supply chains rely heavily on third-party relationships to fulfill orders and support operations around the world. In manufacturing, timing is everything, and companies can’t afford even a single cyberattack that shuts down global operations.
It’s time for third-party access control without tradeoffs
Learn how to significantly reduce the attack surface across the supply chain. Secure third-party remote access can help manufacturers:
- Reduce the security risks of VPNs by ensuring vendors and third-party contractors can access only the areas they need to access and nothing more.
- Improve visibility by seeing who accesses the network, when they leave, and any activities they perform.
- Eliminate the security risk of unauthorized individuals using shared or stolen credentials to access the network.
- Simplify compliance by generating detailed audit logs that track activity with videos and keystroke logging.
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According to a 2019 Sikich report, only 32% of manufacturers surveyed conducted security assessments of their vendors.
— Sikich, “2019 M&D Report,” June 2019