INDUSTRY
Manufacturing.
Factories · Production lines · Smart factories
Security challenges in this industry.
Protecting process secrets
Protecting process know-how and inter-process data
Physical security protects manufacturing process know-how and the data passed between processes.
Covering every process at the manufacturer and its suppliers
Applied to both upstream and downstream processes, and to suppliers as well as the manufacturer, leaving no gap for leaks anywhere in the process.
New equipment arrives already protected
New equipment is fitted with the same physical security as existing equipment before it enters the site, keeping security gaps to a minimum.
More suppliers covered
Physical security has been extended to more suppliers to guard against any possible information leak.
Protecting industrial secrets
Protecting test data and technical know-how
Blocks leaks of test data and process know-how at the source.
Protecting ports by controlling Universal Lock Key purchases
Universal Lock Key purchases require approval from the information security team, so security rules make it hard even for insiders to obtain one.
Universal Lock Key owners assigned per department
Each department has a designated Universal Lock Key owner who oversees every port lock and unlock.
Strict control written into security rules
Loss of or damage to a Universal Lock Key is covered by company security rules, strengthening accountability and making physical security compliance the norm through sanctions for violations.
Stronger compliance
Raising security awareness through training
Group training for security managers in Korea and abroad, training materials, installation videos and ongoing education raise security awareness.
A cycle of audit, remediation and retraining
A complete cycle of ongoing audits, fixing the weaknesses they find, and physical security retraining keeps the practice spreading and awareness high.
Universal Lock Keys managed by an on-site security team, with strict insider control
A 24-hour on-site security team keeps the Universal Lock Keys and opens or closes ports itself when needed, tightly controlling unauthorized access even by insiders.
Preventing ransomware and malware infection
Preventing malware in manufacturing facilities
Protects systems in manufacturing, control and research office spaces from ransomware and malware infection.
Stopping access attempts by insiders and contractors
Prevents data leaks, misuse and access attempts by insiders and outside contractors.
Production and manufacturing facilities
Office space
Control cabinet room
