Manufacturing
Protection of intellectual property, client and project information, and other confidential data forms the backbone of manufacturing business operations.
Manufacturing companies’ risk and compliance management processes are based on ensuring collection, access, use, and disclosure of information in accordance with corporate security policies and regulatory compliance requirements.
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Protect data from leaks on endpoints, in LANs, in the cloud, and in virtual environments.
Monitor even highly secure channels for leaks (Telegram, WhatsApp, Viber, etc.).
Detailed archiving of incidents.
Safeguard remote workers using Zoom, RDP, TeamViewer, and other services for remote work or access.
In terms of an risk management program, manufacturing companies are necessitated to:
Ensure that regulatory compliance and control requirements are met
Perform internal audit activities in accordance with relevant standards
Discover and remediate internal risks to improve compliance
Enforce corporate security policies
Control information flow
Monitor data access
Go-to market strategy
A company’s trade secrets and sensitive data may leak during any stage of the manufacturing process. Employees can be involved in industrial espionage via blackmailing, bribery or by way of leaving the company for a competitor.
To prevent data leakage and predict HR risks, a manufacturing company has to define policies and control:
Information on working with partners, including purchase and sale prices
Environmental protection documentation on waste management, emission percentage, etc.
Records on defective products, employee injuries, etc.
Employees who plan to resign or communicate with competitors
Purchase of equipment
Drawings, production schemes, and know-how
Restricted documents
Requests to inspection bodies
Marketing plans
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