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Indiana Manufacturers Association | When Production Stops: The Real Cost of Cyberattacks on Manufacturing

October 19, 2026 – Indiana Manufacturers Association
Portrait of Chetrice Mosley-Romero

Manufacturers invest heavily in automation, efficiency and technology to keep production lines moving. From interconnected equipment and automated controls to inventory management, scheduling and shipping, today’s manufacturing operations depend on an increasingly complex network of digital systems.

These advancements have transformed the industry. They have also created new vulnerabilities.

What happens when a cyberattack disrupts the technology keeping operations running? How long can production continue? What happens to employees, customers, suppliers and the bottom line?

For manufacturing leaders, cybersecurity is no longer simply about protecting data or preventing unauthorized network access. It is about protecting the organization’s ability to operate, meet commitments and recover when something goes wrong.

Read the full article written by Chetrice Romero published by the Indiana Manufacturers Association.

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