- Top challenges include understaffing, burnout, fractured communication and customer conflicts.
- The agency continues to share vital updates and seek feedback on new cyber initiatives.
- Simple tasks continue to be the biggest challenges, but "training like you fight" offers solutions.
- A new report spotlights the need for enhanced security and compliance strategies.
- The report found that 20 percent of manufacturers are relying heavily on network security.
- How impulse heat sealing is leading the charge.
- A shift forward to valuing human contributions amidst the rise of digital transformation.
- Some manufacturers are 3.4 times more likely to experience a ransomware attack.
- It goes beyond protecting the vehicle and owner, to ensuring the entire connected ecosystem is secure.
- After the case, UAW President Shawn Fain called Musk one of the most anti-union auto CEOs in history.
- "We’re looking at a cost of more than $3.7 billion to the regional economy after 45 days."
- The company expects the new campus to increase its production footprint by 45%.
- Stop trying to make manufacturing seem polished.
- The engineering facility focuses on hardware and software engineering.
- FRP strainers are designed to resist corrosion at a fraction of the cost of stainless steels.
- The company expects the project to create at least 110 jobs.
- The website can cut down the sales cycle, increase agility, and boost sales.
- Crossing the six-month mark is a significant milestone for any type of factory.
- Also on the podcast, PepsiCo reverses 'shrinkflation', hybrid plane maker announces first U.S. factory, machine learning finds huge lithium stash, automation comes for bagpipes and a space liver could transform tissue engineering.
- The ruling came six months after the FTC sued to block Tapestry's $8.5 billion acquisition.
- The plant will be a partner to the more than 200 semiconductor-related companies.
- NIST published details about a type of cyberattack unique to AI systems where attackers can “poison” data that might be used by AI systems.
- Powered by AI, Palo Alto's latest update is focused on remote operations and critical OT assets.
- Traditional security approaches are not ideally suited for such transactions, but a solution has been developed.
- The seven pieces of the phishing puzzle and a Goldilocks strategy for improving defenses.
- The benefits of a unified SASE environment strategy.
- In particular, phishing attack success rates sit at an extraordinarily high level in the industrial sector.
- See what manufacturers are saying about tariffs, tax increases and health care costs.
- The solution provides real-time, actionable insights and step-by-step guidance.
- The company expects the project to accelerate the expansion of the U.S. power grid.
- Hunter offers an installed base in nearly every industrialized country in the world.
- E-FOREST is set to become a production hub for software-defined vehicles.
- The amount found could meet the projected global demand for lithium in car batteries nine times over.
- The investment will bring the facility’s total footprint to 400,000 square feet.
- Employees were using a forklift to move stone slabs when one became unsecured and struck a worker.
- Norwalt Automation Group aims to deliver solutions to its partners across various sectors.
- With the right tools and processes, you can leverage EHS software to help you save critical resources.
- When you manage contractors efficiently, it allows you to build stronger relationships.
- Also on the podcast, Boeing to lay off 17,000 workers, Ford's new Bronco, injectable foam bandages stop bad bleeds, Amazon and Google go nuclear and GM bets big on atomic-level battery tech.
- The work stoppage is in its second month.
- Fan-in-wing tech powers the concept for unprecedented speed and stealth in a vertical lift platform.
- The security appliances are designed specifically for the ICS in safeguarding OT assets and networks.
- And the lessons we learned to prevent history from repeating itself.
- A look at some new trends and how old threats are changing for the worse.
- These groups have been using brute force and password spraying to compromise user accounts.
- Without them, even the best tools and technical knowledge may fall short in preventing disruptions and mitigating risks.
- The hackers allegedly offered the data on the dark web for $3.5 million. Here are the lessons learned.
- Embedded security and "design for patching" will be vital in defending against new-age attacks.
- The company faces nearly $272,000 in penalties.
- The company expects the two-phase program to create over 900 jobs.