Deepfake Security
for Manufacturing

Manufacturing has complex supply chains with high-value vendor payments, intellectual property worth stealing, and distributed operations across multiple plants. Attackers target accounts payable for payment redirect fraud, executives for wire transfers, and engineering for IP theft.

Attackers impersonate trusted suppliers to request banking information changes before large payments. They time attacks around known payment cycles or major purchase orders. A single redirected payment to a major supplier can mean hundreds of thousands in losses.

Yes, we test across your entire organization. Plant managers, operations staff, and anyone with access to systems or authority to take action should be included. Manufacturing operations can be compromised through social engineering of plant personnel, not just corporate executives.

Our platform supports global testing with phone numbers in over 40 countries and multi-language capabilities. Test your domestic plants and international facilities with locally relevant phone numbers and scenarios.

We simulate attacks where corporate IT is impersonated to gain access to operational technology systems. As IT and OT networks become more connected, social engineering attacks can bridge that gap by tricking personnel into granting inappropriate access.

Supplier payment redirect (changing banking details for major vendors), executive instructions to plant managers, customer impersonation for order changes or IP requests, and IT impersonation for OT system access. Each represents real attack patterns against manufacturing.

We work with you to schedule testing that doesn't disrupt critical production periods. Simulations can be timed around shift changes, planned downtime, or other appropriate windows. The goal is security testing, not operational disruption.