Manufacturing CYBERSECURITY

Gain thorough visibility and control across your OT + IT systems and stop malicious activity from impacting your environment.

Adopt the latest innovations and keep production on-track. Mitigate hidden risks from AI and operational integrations with Zero Trust cybersecurity for manufacturing that enables you to control everything that runs across your environment.
24/7/365 Cyber Hero® support • Typical response within 60 seconds

“Having set rules for what can run and what can’t is the key—but what ThreatLocker does is make it manageable.”

-Jack Harbut, IT and Systems Manager, Stampede Meats

“ThreatLocker has been a gamechanger for us, especially in incident response. Before implementing it, our defenses were primarily reactive. With ThreatLocker, we now have a proactive layer of security that limits what applications can run on our network.”

-Shane Rogers, IT Director, Harrison Steel Castings

Statistics

42%

of global industrial sector attacks revolved around targeting manufacturing

$5.56

million (USD) was the average cost of a single breach in 2025

$125,000

cost of any unplanned downtime to manufacturers

Safeguard your connected systems, from latest innovations to legacy tools, with deny-by-default protection from ThreatLocker.

From smart factories to digital twins, manufacturers are embracing transformation at speed. But legacy security models weren’t built for IT/OT convergence, edge AI, or a connected workforce. ThreatLocker delivers Zero Trust solutions that keep your operations secure while enabling growth.
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Stop ransomware before it starts
Reduce IT/OT/ET complexity
Enable secure adoption of AI and automation
Maintain operational uptime
Protect connected IT and operational environments and securely adopt new technologies while maintaining production uptime.
Common security challenges
How ThreatLocker solves them
Ransomware, malicious scripts, and unauthorized software can halt production lines
Application Allowlisting blocks unapproved applications, scripts, and processes before they can run
Trusted applications can be exploited to access files, systems, or network resources
Ringfencing™ controls how approved applications interact with the wider environment and helps break potential attack chains
Converged IT, OT, IoT, and connected production systems can allow threats to spread
Zero Trust Endpoint Firewall restricts unnecessary ports and communication between systems, helping contain lateral movement
AI, automation, and other emerging technologies introduce unknown software and behavior
Allowlisting and Ringfencing establish clear boundaries around which software, models, and processes can run and what they can access
Remote employees, contractors, and vendors require access to critical systems
Zero Trust Network Access grants secure, brokered access to specific resources from explicitly authorized devices
Stolen credentials, MFA approvals, or session tokens can expose cloud and SaaS applications
Zero Trust Cloud Access ties access to trusted devices and controlled connections, preventing credentials alone from granting entry
Excessive administrative privileges increase the impact of compromised users and applications
Privileged Access Management elevates approved applications instead of granting users unrestricted administrator rights
Intellectual property, production data, and sensitive files can be exposed through storage locations or removable media
Data Storage Access Control and External Storage Device Control govern who and what can access, modify, or transfer protected data
Legacy applications and configuration gaps can leave manufacturing systems exposed
Patch Management identifies vulnerable applications, while Defense Against Configurations highlights misconfigurations and supports remediation
Suspicious activity can escalate quickly in an always-on production environment
EDR can detect suspicious behavior and isolate compromised endpoints, while MDR provides expert-led monitoring and response 24/7/365
Managing different controls across factories, endpoints, servers, and connected systems creates operational complexity
Centralized policies and unified visibility help security teams apply consistent controls across the manufacturing environment

One example that stands out involved a phishing email that could have allowed malicious software onto our network. ThreatLocker blocked the program from running, saving us from what could have been a very disruptive incident.

- Shane Rogers ~ IT Director, Harrison Steel Casting

Once we have a clean machine, the first thing I like to do is install ThreatLocker because it allows me to elevate privileges when installing other applications without typing in a password 100 times. It also starts that computer’s audit journey from day one.

- Jack Harbut, IT and Systems Manager, Stampede Meats

Protect innovation while your production environment becomes even more efficient
Stop ransomware, secure your edge devices, and safely adopt AI-driven innovation, with a deny-by-default approach to keep threats out before they start.