IT for Manufacturers: Keep the Line Running
Nearly one in three UK manufacturers has faced a serious cyber incident, directly or through a supplier. On many sites, the weak point is the machine PC that's quietly done its job for fifteen years.
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- Lines are built over decades, and every connection made sense when it was added. Over time, the office and the factory floor end up on one network.
- Systech keeps your lines running.
- We separate production from the office, so a problem in one can't stop the other, without replacing machines that still work.
- Backups that are tested, so you know what you could restore by tomorrow, and patching planned around your shifts.
- And when customers ask you to prove your security, we prepare you for Cyber Essentials and the questions behind it.
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Nearly one in three UK manufacturers has faced a serious cyber incident, directly or through a supplier. On many sites, the weak point is the machine PC that's quietly done its job for fifteen years.
Lines are built over decades, and every connection made sense when it was added. Over time, the office and the factory floor end up on one network.
Systech keeps your lines running.
We separate production from the office, so a problem in one can't stop the other, without replacing machines that still work.
Backups that are tested, so you know what you could restore by tomorrow, and patching planned around your shifts.
And when customers ask you to prove your security, we prepare you for Cyber Essentials and the questions behind it.
Microsoft specialists, ISO 27001 certified, and holders of Cyber Essentials ourselves.
Book a call, and we'll map what could stop your line, and plan any work around your shifts.
Source: Make UK, Cyber Security in Manufacturing, 2026. Examples shown are illustrative.



