Nader Fathi, Kiana.io CEO
April 21, 2022
The world has changed. The pandemic impacted economies and manufacturing, resulting in unforeseen supply chain effects, and war in Europe has further exacerbated global manufacturing and supply. The result however has been renewed efforts to bring manufacturing back to the US and the West, and with it, a modernization of manufacturing that hasn’t happened in several generations. It’s now more important than ever to reduce operational costs, maximize revenue growth, increase efficiency and reduce risks.
Antivirus Won’t Stop a Physical Attack
While many businesses are starting to wake up to the cyber risks posed by malware, device hacking and denial-of-service, physical security mustn’t be neglected. Without appropriate protection measures in place, your business is left vulnerable to physical threats. It is reported that 60% of data breaches are reportedly caused primarily by insider threats. The global average cost of an insider threat is 197% more than that of an external data breach.
The biggest challenge for manufacturing firms is implementing systems that enable a free flow of information while simultaneously protecting their valuable assets and intellectual property from unauthorized access.
Physical Threats and How to Protect Your Business
- Threat 1: Unaccounted Visitors
- Threat 2: Stolen or Misplaced High-Value Assets
- Threat 3: Detection and Preventing Rogue Devices
- Threat 4: Fire and Rescue Plans
- Threat 5: Spatial Authority
- Threat 6: Health and Safety
Now the goods new…
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