Regulators and insurers
The SEC requires material incidents reach investors within four business days and manufacturers in EU supply chains are in scope for NIS2. Cyber insurers have also made tested, immutable backups a condition of coverage.
Recoverability for Manufacturers
Attackers do not need to touch your plant floor to stop production. Encrypting the ERP, MES, and scheduling systems on the IT side is enough, because a plant that cannot take orders, schedule jobs, or ship product stops running no matter how well the machines work. Fenix24 restores manufacturers mid-shutdown and helps them build the recoverability that keeps lines moving.
What an attack does to a manufacturer
Production downtime in manufacturing compounds in every direction at once. In the recoveries we have run, the expensive surprise is almost never the encrypted servers themselves. It is the undocumented dependencies between the business systems and the plant, discovered only when the line will not restart.
The pressure arrives from every side
Across every framework, the common thread is evidence. An untested recovery plan no longer satisfies anyone.
Your customers
Enterprise customers increasingly audit their critical suppliers’ resilience. Demonstrated recoverability is becoming a requirement to keep the contract, not just the coverage.
How Fenix24 prepares manufacturers
Annual testing certifies the past. The ROC validates your recovery posture every single day.
DISCOVER
Argos99 continuously maps the dependencies among your ERP, MES, scheduling, and identity systems, including the IT/OT interfaces that never make it into the runbook.
VALIDATE
The Resiliency Intelligence Assessment (RIA) defines your Minimally Viable Enterprise (MVE) and tests recovery against real RPO and RTO targets.
OPERATE
The Resiliency Operations Center (ROC) closes backup gaps and catches recovery drift as the environment changes.
RECOVER
When a manufacturer is down, our team of breach recovery experts mobilizes within one hour and sequences the restore around getting production moving again.
Case Study
How Fenix24 recovered 600+ critical servers for a global defense contractor
A global defense contractor experienced a ransomware attack that brought production to a halt across several critical facilities. Sensitive data was encrypted globally, compliance concerns escalated, and the company faced immense financial and operational pressure to recover quickly to continue serving its defense and commercial clients.
Find the dependency that would stop your line
Most Fenix24 relationships begin with the Resiliency Intelligence Assessment (RIA) to define and test the systems manufacturers can’t recover without. Bring your infrastructure lead and your hardest questions. We’ll bring 500+ recoveries’ worth of answers.