Secomea advises manufacturers on ransomware
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Jun 30, 2026 · Last updated Jun 30, 2026
The advisory from Secomea highlights a growing cybersecurity risk for the manufacturing sector, potentially increasing demand for robust OT security solutions. Companies like Secomea that offer secure remote access solutions may see increased interest and adoption, positively impacting their business. Manufacturers, on the other hand, face pressure to invest in better security, which could lead to increased operational costs but reduced risk of costly ransomware attacks.
Secomea, a provider of secure remote access solutions for industrial networks, has issued an urgent advisory to manufacturers on June 30, 2026. The advisory addresses the increasing threat of ransomware and extortion incidents targeting manufacturing organizations and industrial suppliers. Knud Kegel, CTPO at Secomea, emphasized the need for manufacturers to reassess how third-party remote access is managed in operational technology (OT) environments. Secomea recommends focusing on reducing standing access, improving visibility and accountability, and preparing for containment to mitigate cyber risks while maintaining operational continuity. The company's recommendations include just-in-time vendor access, approval-based workflows, least-privilege permissions, audit trails, and the ability to quickly isolate affected assets. Secomea's position as a key player in this space is reinforced by its recent identification as a Representative Vendor in Gartner's Hype Cycle for CPS Security, 2026.
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