Protect the systems that keep the business moving and maintain current evidence that your controls are working.
Build security around production continuity, not an annual audit date
Manufacturers need to detect active threats, find weaknesses before attackers do, and demonstrate that their own environment and supplier relationships are being managed continuously.
Claranet can provide the defensive layer through managed detection and response and 24/7 security operations, giving internal IT teams specialist monitoring and escalation without having to build a full SOC themselves.
Continuous Security Testing then keeps vulnerability exposure current between annual tests, combining automated scanning with expert manual verification, prioritisation and retesting.
For customer and supply-chain assurance, Claranet can support ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus, helping keep the controls and evidence current rather than treating compliance as a once-a-year project.
Ready to make cyber resilience part of production resilience?
We can review the current security operating model, identify the highest-value control gaps and combine 24/7 detection, continuous testing and compliance support into one managed programme.
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Manufacturing cyber security FAQs
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Not necessarily. CST is designed to keep vulnerability assurance current between point-in-time tests. Many organisations use both: traditional penetration testing for defined scopes or compliance, and CST for ongoing exposure management.
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Yes. Claranet operates managed detection and response and security-operations services with 24/7 coverage across supported technologies and environments.
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Yes. Claranet provides ISO 27001 consultancy and is an IASME Cyber Essentials certification body, with services supporting Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus.
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This page is deliberately focused on the IT, cloud, endpoint, network and governance capabilities Claranet currently positions strongly. Any OT-specific requirement should be scoped separately rather than assumed to be part of the standard managed-security service.
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Supplier risk can be reduced through clear access controls, segmentation, assurance requirements, risk assessment and evidence of your own security posture. Where a detailed third-party assessment service is required, the scope should be agreed explicitly.



