Manufacturing Case Study – Securing Nesher Cement Enterprises
Nesher Israel Cement Enterprises is the largest cement producer in Israel. With a large-scale production sites in Ramla and Haifa, Nesher produces about 60% of the cement used by Israel’s construction industry.
With the introduction of “connected” technologies, Nesher realized that its SCADA network could potentially be exposed to cyber threats that jeopardize the safety and productivity of its factories. Determined to reduce risk and minimize production downtime, Nesher’s management team made a strategic decision to invest in a dedicated industrial cybersecurity solution.
A cybersecurity event in Nesher’s SCADA environment could bring the cement production to a halt not to mention the safety concerns associated with it. Read the case study to learn what they did to secure their manufacturing plants and how they chose Indegy’s Industrial Cyber Security Suite.
By downloading the case study, you will also have access to the [eBook] Indegy Industrial Cybersecurity Suite.
In case you missed it, we published another downloadable resource from Indegy, titled “The Guide to Choosing an Industrial Cybersecurity Solution”, that can be accessed here.
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