u7061146.ct.sendgrid.net Actemium Avanceon Launches OT Readiness & Recovery Services for Manufacturers
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- •Actemium Avanceon launched OT Readiness & Recovery Services on May 19, 2026.
- •The services aim to improve disaster recovery readiness and validate backups for manufacturers.
- •Recovery efforts are often delayed due to incomplete documentation and unclear ownership.
Actemium Avanceon has introduced its OT Readiness & Recovery Services to enhance manufacturers' preparedness for operational disruptions. The services aim to validate backups, improve disaster recovery readiness, and restore production systems after incidents. Many manufacturers struggle with recovery due to incomplete documentation and unvalidated backups, which can lead to significant downtime. The new offering focuses on strengthening response capabilities and operational resilience in increasingly complex OT environments. Actemium emphasizes that effective recovery requires more than just monitoring; it necessitates validated processes and operational visibility. The initiative is timely as manufacturers are increasingly investing in cybersecurity and system monitoring but still face recovery challenges. The services are designed to address the gaps in operational recovery and improve coordination across plant-floor environments.
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