Ransomware stops production
An attack can halt lines, dispatch and ordering. Segmented networks, tested backups and a recovery plan decide how quickly you're making and shipping again.
For manufacturers, automotive and defence suppliers and makers of connected products of 50 to 5,000 people. Clear findings for CISOs, security teams, finance and the board, and independent specialists for IEC 62443, Cyber Essentials, TISAX, Defence Cyber Certification and ransomware resilience.
Business Cyber Check introduces you to authorised insurers and brokers. We are not an insurer or broker and do not provide quotes or advice. Your enquiry may be shared with up to 3 of them.
An attack can halt lines, dispatch and ordering. Segmented networks, tested backups and a recovery plan decide how quickly you're making and shipping again.
Older industrial control systems weren't designed for today's connected networks. Remote access for engineers and suppliers can open a path from IT onto the factory floor.
Automotive, defence and other major customers may ask for TISAX, Defence Cyber Certification, Cyber Essentials or ISO 27001 before they award or renew contracts.
Specialists who can close gaps, prepare you for assessments and run incident response.
Explore cyber cover with authorised specialists. We don't give quotes or advice ourselves.
Legal support on reporting duties, notices and regulators after an incident.
We don't certify, accredit or assess. We connect you with independent specialists who can help you work towards these.
Help applying IEC 62443 to industrial control systems, from network zones to remote access and supplier requirements.
Help getting ready for assessment by a certification body.
Help scoping and preparing an information security management system.
Help preparing for a TISAX assessment by an independent audit provider, if your automotive customers ask for a label.
Help preparing for the certification level your MOD contracts call for, against the controls in Def Stan 05-138.
Help meeting UK PSTI requirements for consumer connectable products and, if you sell into the EU, the Cyber Resilience Act.
Tell us about your setup, deadlines and main concerns.
Understand what to prioritise for your security team, board, auditors and insurers.
We introduce security providers, authorised insurers or brokers, or breach lawyers. You decide whether to go ahead.
IEC 62443 is a series of international standards for securing industrial automation and control systems. It is voluntary, but customers, integrators and partners may ask you to align with it. Specialists we introduce can help you apply it to your OT networks, remote access and suppliers, starting with the areas that matter most.
Yes. We can introduce you to up to 3 authorised insurers or brokers who can explain cyber cover options, including how policies treat downtime and factory systems. We are not an insurer or broker, and we don't quote or give advice. Any quotes or recommendations come from the insurers or brokers, not from us.
Yes. The 20-minute briefing is free and there is no obligation to go ahead with anyone we introduce. We are paid by the specialists, insurers or brokers we introduce, not by you, and we only share your details with those you agree to hear from.
The MOD has asked all its industry partners to reach Level 0 of Defence Cyber Certification by 31 December 2026. Higher levels depend on the cyber risk of each contract, with controls set out in Def Stan 05-138, so check each tender for what is required. Specialists we introduce can help you prepare for the right level.
Only if your customers ask for it, and automotive manufacturers and suppliers may require a TISAX label before sharing sensitive information. TISAX is the automotive industry's information security assessment, governed by the ENX Association. Specialists we introduce can help you scope it and prepare for assessment by an independent audit provider.
Manufacturing
A free, no-obligation briefing with clear next steps.